Architectural Features
C19 plank door west wall with decorative strap hinges, 'Tudor'-arched 3-light window with Perpendicular tracery, moulded surround and stopped hood over.
2- light belfry windows with 'Tudor'-arched surrounds and stone louvres in all 4 faces of tower.
Embattlemented parapet with moulded string below and gargoyles at each corner.
Buttressed nave lit by four 2- light C19 windows with tracery and hoods with carved head stops.
Tall pointed double-chamfered C15 arch to west tower now blocked C19 wooden screen.
Grade II* listed parish church dating from the 15th century
Plain tile floor in nave and south aisle, similar flooring in chancel with some decorative encaustic tiles below sanctuary.
C19 arch- braced hammer-beam roof to nave with stone corbels decorated with naturalistic foliate carving.
Arch-braced roof to chancel with engaged projecting colonette supports with carved angel or foliate decoration.
Early wooden chest with 3 locks and later lid west of font.
Octagonal stone pulpit with circular roundels outlined with crocketed decoration, and panels finely carved floral or leaf decoration.
Monuments
Monuments: hatchment at west end of nave, two hatchments in tower from the funeral of Sir Matthew Wood and four monuments removed, to tower during C19 rebuilding.
monument to Elizabeth Bathurst Gibbs, died 1763, white marble on cream background with triangular pediment containing heraldic shield, urn at apex.
Monument lower left to Louisa Woodbridge Turner, died 1821, marble with urn in relief against grey background above.
Monument lower right to Thomas Loveday, died 1804.
C19 stained glass in memory of members of the Maddy family in chancel, two stained glass windows in nave.