Architectural Features
north and south gargoyles to embattled parapet with 8 crocketed pinnacles.
Gabled porch to bay 1 encloses restored C12 south door having shafted jambs and beak-heads beneath billeted hoodmould.
Chancel: lower, mid C19 in Norman and Early English styles.
C12-style 1-light window on right
C19 nave and transept roofs of arch-braced trusses on carved stone corbels.
Excellent mid-C12 chancel arch has re-entrant jambs with short shafts and half-round responds starting high up
respond capitals have corner masks and entwined trail carving
arch has zig-zag to west and pelleted outer order beneath carved and billeted hood.
Font: plain pre-Conquest tub on chamfered plinth and with cable-moulded rim.
Stained glass: east window of 1862 by J. B. Capronnier of Brussels.
Wall monument in chancel by Walsh and Lee of Leeds to James Brown of Harehills Grove, Leeds