St Mary

Nave only surviving of C12 cruciform church, with C12 south aisle addition, now removed.

West round tower with C13 details,C14 chancel with C15 details, C14 north aisle removed.

West round tower, presumably added after collapse of Norman crossing tower, has single colonnettes with stiff leaf capitals, 2 double arch, outer drip mould.

Niche above, perhaps C14.

Nave south side has 4 'Y' tracery C13 2-light windows reset into blocked south arcade.

C14 east gable has stone plinth and set-off angle buttresses.

Interior: C13 double hollow tower arch on respond heads.

Blocked C12 south 3 bay arcade has 2 squat round piers with deep simple chamfered capitals with square abaci, chamfered arches.

4th bay is site of former Norman transepts and crossing.

At north only east pier and round arch surviving, at south 2 rectangular simple piers and arch C14 or C15 chancel arch has semi-octagonal piers with bases and capitals, moulded stilted arch.

Chancel north has wall tomb 1601 with 3 panel Perpendicular traceried altar tomb base either Gothic Survival or re-used, with classical architrave frame and pediment.