Architectural Features
3 stage C15 tower largely rebuilt C19 with stepped corner buttresses, plain,parapet, crocketed corner pinnacles.
On the south side a 2 light C17 window to second stage with moulded surround and chamfered mullion.
Beneath to first stage a datestone of 1684 on moulded plaque.
The north side of the nave has a C15 4 centred arched doorway with moulded surround
2 C14 3 light windows with reticulated tracery.
The east end is C19 with 3 light window in C15 style.
The south aisle has a C19 east window and 2 early C15 3 light windows, one with cusped head to the lights and panel tracery, the other with ogee heads to the lights.
Gabled C19 south porch with side lights, pointed C19 outer doorway with above a figure of St. Michael and the dragon in a pointed oval surround with small side shafts.
C14 continuously moulded inner door with fleuron frieze.
C15 octagonal piers to 3 bay south nave arcade with double chamfered arches.
Restored C15 tower arch with octagonal imposts and double chamfered arch.
C15 chancel double chamfered arch with hollow chamfered reveals and imposts.
C19 stained glass throughout.
Rustic carved wooden angel over north door presumably from earlier roof.
