late C13
C13 north transept has C19 three-light Perpendicular- style north window, three stepped lancets to east
C14 chancel has low moulded pointed doorway with hoodmould and three 3-light windows with reticulated tracery to north side, east end has diagonal buttresses and large 5-light windows with intersecting tracery, ogee quatrefoil over, south side has three 3-light windows as north
Interior: Late C12 north doorway within porch has attached shafts with stylised leaf capitals and double chamfered pointed arch
C14 crossing with triple chamfered arches on chamfered square piers, quadripartite rib vault with bell rope hatch and Signs of the Evangelists on corbels
Chancel has pointed barrel vaulted roof with ribbed panels and rosettes, two cambered moulded tie-beams, polychrome tiled floor, moulded string course at sill level, C14 ogee-headed piscina on south wall
Fittings: pews and choir stalls, wood and stone hexagonal pulpit and communion rail by Butterfield
Square Purbeck marble font on columns with blind trefoiled arcading to sides
Original C14 stained glass in south east window of chancel
rest of glass clear
Royal Arms of George IT on south wall of nave
Monuments: Marble cartouche in chancel to Lawrence and Edward Hyde died 1676, marbles in north transept to members of Wyndham family of Phillips House (q.v.), the best to William Wyndham died 1733 with broken segmental pediment and arms, fluted pilasters and gadrooned apron