Norman, Decorated and Perpendicular styles.
Nave: early C12, extended to west late C12
again in C15 to enclose tower
chamfered plinth with string to late C12 part with pilaster buttresses at junction of early C12 and late C12 parts and also at east end
North elevation has a 2-light C13 window at its eastern end
west of this are two small C13 lancets and between them is the blocked north doorway
south elevation also has a 2-light window at its east end but it is much restored and there is a 2-light C15 square-headed window at the west. end
The C15 addition enclosing the tower is lower in height and has two lancets at its west end
in the south elevation is a pointed doorway and a square wall memorial with an illegible inscription.
Chancel: late C12
east bay has a restored 2-light window of the C13 which has a hoodmould with returns
INTERIOR: C12 chancel arch similarly detailed to the south doorway
The tower is separated from the nave by a C15 timber-framed partition with rendered brick infill
The nave roof has C15 arch-braced collar and tie-beam trusses with V-struts in the apex
circular font with baluster stem
C19 octagonal pulpit