Architectural Features
C14 transept
C15 north aisle.
Nave has tall early C16 3-light granite mullion window towards west end.
Towards east end of nave is C19 3-light window in Bath stone with Perpendicular tracery and carved headstops to hoodmould.
C15 granite doorway towards west end of aisle has 4-centred arch and is chamfered with ball stops.
This suggest that the aisle was erected by John Holbeame, a local gentleman who died in 1473.
On east wall of sanctuary to right of window is an exposed small section of probably circa late Cl5/eariy C16 wall painting, somewhat damaged, which appears to be in a fish-scale pattern with the predominant colours of red and grey.
Boarded screen to tower arch has late C17/early C18 turned balusters on top of it which may be the former alter rails.
Circular Norman front with cable moulding at top of pedestal with palmettes and a band of crosses saltire above.
On the south wall of the sanctuary is a slate memorial with moulded plaster surround to Thomas Parch, his wife Johanna and their sons Thomas and Zachariah who died 1706-24.