Architectural Features
C15 west tower with moulded plinth and string course and multi-stage angle buttresses.
Moulded eaves above with central projecting gargoyles on each face.
North side of chancel with C16 rectangular window with 3 cusped, pointed lights.
East end of south aisle rebuilt in C19 embedding 4 fragments of Anglo Saxon sculpture with interlace decoration of various designs.
South side of south aisle with plinth, 2 stage buttresses and 2 rectangular windows, that to east late C14, with 3 richly moulded ogee headed lights, that to the west, C19, with 3 simple, pointed lights.
Porch interior flanked by stone benches and with C14 pointed doorway with continuous moulded surround, 2 whorls on jambs and double plank doors.
Slate monument above, to Jn Westmoreland, died 1814.
Mid C13, 3 bay north arcade with triple rolled responds with fillets, quatrefoil piers with fillets, pointed, moulded heads, hood moulds with foliate stops in spandrels.
Later C13 south arcade with polygonal responds, octagonal piers and double chamfered, pointed heads with hood moulds.
C19 roofs, pews, pulpit and lectern.
C19 font with bowl, octagonal pedestal and C20 hood.
Monuments include a grey and white monument with triangular head and apron, to Humphrey and Mary Hyde, died 1807 and 1811
2 black and white marble monuments to Kingsman Baskett St. Barbe, died 1837
a grey and white marble monument to the Burrell family, undated
a white and grey marble monument to the Reverend Kingsman Foster, died 1867
a brass plaque on grey marble, with red and green detailing, to Kingsman Baskett Foster, died 1896
and a white and black marble monument to Sarah Parker, died 1840.