C15, restored mid-C19.
West tower: C15.
Belfry stage has windows of two ogee trefoiled lights under a two-centred head, the first stage has a small square-headed window, and the ground stage has an ogee trefoiled window with square head over a door with a C19 Tudor arch.
Aisles: C12 with later details.
South aisle: three bays, that to right occupied by gabled C14 transept which has diagonal buttresses and a C14 window of two cinquefoiled lights under a two-centred head.
Aisle to left has a C19 stone porch with a C15 door to the outer arch, to the right a window of three cinquefoiled lights under a triangular head.
Chancel: late C13 of three bays with two trefoiled lancets to west and a window of two cinquefoiled lights to east.
INTERIOR: nave: late C12 arcades, that to south of two and a half bays with two-centred arches of two square orders.
The capital of the first pillar from the east has a carving of the legend of St Margaret on the nave (south) side.
A blocked C15 doorway to tower has a hollow chamfer to arch and jambs.
South aisle has a C14 trefoiled piscina with shaft in the south wall.
The tie beam at the junction has arch braces, rising from C15 stone corbels.
Fittings: reset panelling in south transept includes a piece dated 1615.