Architectural Features
To west round headed chamfered window with hoodmould, 3rd stage has 4 C15 cove moulded and rebated openings with hoodmoulds, each with cusped round headed double louvred lancet with Decorated tracery.
North side has to east, C16 square headed cove moulded and rebated opening containing double round-headed lancet.
To west, C14 square headed chamfered opening with hoodmould containing restored triple lancet with ogee heads.
Nave clerestorey, 3 bays, irregularly coursed ashlar, has moulded eaves band, moulded crenellated parapet and crenellated gable with cross, 3 C16 square headed chamfered and rebated openings on each side, all with round headed double lancets with coved mullions.
South side has re-set C14 cusped ogee-headed doorway with ogee hoodmould crocketed finial and mask stops, containing C19 close boarded door.
To right, C15 square headed chamfered reveal with hood mould containing cusped ogee headed double lancet.
South porch, C14, ashlar, has moulded plinth, string course, eaves band, moulded crenellated parapet, coped gable with corner buttresses, crocketed finials and cross.
Interior has stone benches, C13 stoup in north-east corner
Nave north arcade, 2 bays, C14.
C19 timber pulpit with traceried panels, plain timber lectern, chamfered C19 pews with traceried panels, classical memorial tablets, 1772, 1838, 1843
one Egyptian style 1844' 4 C20 brasses.
Below tower, round headed west windows, stained glass,1860 by Wailes
To south C14 incised slab
to north, classical wall monument, 1778.
to north, C20 timber war memorial cross, classical wall tablet 1828.
Chancel arch, C11, semicircular arch, with 2 orders of chevrons, circular imposts with incised block capitals and moulded circular bases.
Chancel north side has single bay C15 arcade, double chamfered and rebated
Stained glass 1876-79 by Wailes.
Altar rail, C18 has 4 tapered rectangular panelled, carved balusters.