Architectural Features
To west, moulded doorway, early C15, with C15 door.
Third stage has 4 C15 double lancet bell openings with panel tracery and hood moulds.
Nave north clerestorey, 3 bays, has 3 late C15 round headed double lancets with square heads and hood moulds.
Nave south side has to west C16 triple lancet with square headed splayed reveal and hood mould.
South clerestorey has 2 C15 round headed double lancets with square heads and hood moulds, that to west cusped.
North aisle, C14, 2 unequal bays, has a buttress at each end and a later central buttress, all 2 setoffs.
To east, late C14 restored triple lancet with cusped heads, four centred arched reveal and hood mould.
West end has late C14 partly restored triple lancet with cusped round heads, elliptical headed reveal and hood mould.
Chancel, C15, has coved eaves and coped east gable with kneelers and cross.
North side has to east, C16 double lancet with cusped round heads, and square headed reveal.
East end has renewed C14 style 5 light lancet with reticulated tracery, keeled moulded mullions and hood mould with stops.
To east, C16 double lancet with cusped heads, square headed reveal and remains of 2 mask stops.
To west, C14 moulded doorway with C19 door.
To its left, C15 double lancet with coved heads, and square headed reveal.
South transept, late C14, restored C19, single bay, has chamfered plinth and moulded sill band, coped south gable with kneelers and cross.
East side has much restored C14 triple lancet with cusped ogee heads, reticulated tracery and splayed square headed reveal.
South gable has late C14 triple lancet, similar to east side, with chamfered and rebated segmental headed reveal with hood mould.
To right, C13 triple lancet with trefoil heads and splayed reveal.
Nave north arcade, late C12, 4 bays, has 3 round piers with chamfered and water holding bases and square waterleaf capitals.
South side has chamfered stoup to east of south door, and to east again, C14 transept arch, double chamfered and rebated, with filleted responds with moulded bases and octagonal moulded capitals.
Low pitched C15 roof, restored, with moulded purlins and tie beams with floral bosses.
Tower arch, C13, double chamfered and rebated, with tapered traceried panelled imposts.
North aisle has restored C15 lean-to roof with moulded timbers and C19 brackets.
Carved and painted timber chancel screen, rood loft and rood by Comper, c.1896.
Screen has traceried panels, and above, 6 traceried panels, the outer pair with figure paintings.
Above again, overhanging ribbed canopy and rood loft with carved bressummers, traceried panels, moulded top rail carrying rood.
Above again, curved overhanging panelled canopy with text, pierced cresting and angel bosses at corners.
Chancel, 3 bays, has on north side, to east, restored C14 traceried ogee headed aumbry and above, moulded bracket.
East end has sill band and window with stained glass by Comper, 1896.
South side has to east late C19 trefoil headed double piscina with octagonal shaft, and to its right, C13 chamfered pointed piscina.
East side has to north, C14 chamfered square aumbry with C19 doors.
South end has, to east, damaged early C14 piscina with cusped trefoil head.
To west, cove and roll moulded semi-circular tomb recess, C14, containing crude C20 effigy.
South window has fragments of stained glass, C14.
Fittings include conical font with round base on octagonal plinth, with carved and inscribed cover.
Octagonal skeleton timber pulpit by Comper.
2 C19 hanging lamps, canopied hanging pyx attributed to Comper, 3 wrought iron sconces, C20 multiple candle stand and C19 timber lectern with round stem and traceried brackets and book stand.
Square iron bound poor box, C15, inscribed 'Remember the Poor'.
Brass 1918.