Gabled south porch with Tudor-arched doorway with blocked reset C14 niche over, diagonal buttresses, cusped lancet to west side
Chancel has pair of C13 lancets with C19 quatrefoil over
three C13 stepped lancets with attached billet-moulded shafts with stiff leaf capitals and dogtooth ornament to arches
coped verge on Medieval carved head corbels
Three-stage tower has cyma-moulded plinth, diagonal buttresses, moulded Tudor- arched west doorway, 3-light pointed Perpendicular window and octagonal clock face over, south side has 2-light C16-style window to second stage, moulded string course to bellstage
2-light pointed Perpendicular window with decorative pierced louvres to south and west sides, single light to north and square-headed 2- light Perpendicular window to east, moulded string course with gargoyles to battlemented parapet with corner pinnacles
North aisle has 3-bay arcade with plain chamfered arches on C14- style octagonal piers, arch-braced collar truss roof
C19 three-bay chancel roof, good Minton tiled floor of 1871, fine east windows with C13 billet-moulded rere-arches on shafts with stiff-leaf capitals, five stone tablets set in walls
barleysugar balusters to stairs late C17
C19 octagonal stone font
C18 vase font retained at west end of north aisle
three brass candelabra in nave, one dated 1814, from Wilton St
Some good late C19 and early C20 stained glass including two windows by Kempe in north aisle, 1840's glass in chancel
George III Royal Arms in north aisle
Medieval carving on north wall of the Crucifixion, said to be originally over porch door