Gabled C16 porch, formerly two-storey, with moulded Tudor-arched doorway with square hoodmould, diagonal buttresses, two-light cusped mullioned window with hoodmould over, coped verge with cross finial, cusped windows to sides
South aisle has C14 two-light ogee window to either side of porch, plain parapet with saddleback coping to lean-to roof
South chapel has good three-light C14 window with reticulated tracery and pointed hoodmould
low-pitched roof with coping and gargoyles
Nave clerestory has three C16 two-light cusped windows, moulded stone eaves cornice with rosettes
North aisle has two-light C16 window with hoodmould to east
nave clerestory has two two-light C16 windows
C14 two-light pointed window to first stage
offset string course to bell stage with ogee lancet and C17 round-arched louvred windows
West end of nave has C12 clasping buttress to north, C19 Decorated-style window, south aisle has cusped lancet to west
upper floor removed, fine C12 roll-moulded doorway with zig-zag and nailhead ornament, attached shafts, left has scalloped capital, C19 planked door
Fine four-bay C12 south arcade with cylindrical piers with enriched multi-scalloped capitals and square abaci, round arches with nailhead or pellet ornament and red painted decoration to soffits
Triple chamfered tower arch with carved head abaci, C19 Perpendicular-style screen
South chapel, probably C14, has ogee cusped piscina and ogee niche over stone coffin against south wall
C19 marble pulpit
Good east window stained glass by James Bell
tower glass by Clayton and Bell
chancel glass by Lavers Barraud and J.S. Beckham