Architectural Features
Nave has C14 double bellcote on east gable with pierced quatrefoil above, and C14 two-light window to west and south.
From the north-west, showing a blocked Norman doorway in the nave. The windows and the elegant bellcote characteristic of the south Cotswolds date from the late 14th century.
South porch has Norman doorway with scratch dials and Early English capitals to outer archway.
Always something to see in a Cotswold church, even a tiny redundant one. The chancel's wagon roof is ceiled, with bosses. In the north wall, the blocked splay of a Norman window is filled with the cusped canopy of an Easter Sepulchre.