Architectural Features
Sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings, plain tile roofs.
C19 porch, gabled and with clasping buttresses has pointed-arched opening of 2 moulded and shafted orders, 2 lancet windows on each side and inner C12 doorway of 2 moulded, pointed- arched orders, shafted with worn volutes to capitals.
C13 mask corbels
In south aisle: mid C14 recess, with steep crocketed canopy with large apex finial and smaller side pinnacles, the cinquefoiled tracery with secondary trefoiled cusping, possibly an Easter Sepulchre, perhaps re-set.
In the tower, west window deeply splayed, and the sill reusing medieval tombstones with swords
Wall monuments commemorating the building of the vestry in 1811 by Rev Samuel Swire DD Rector, to a design by Rev James Griffith DD, Master of University College, Oxford