Architectural Features
red tile roof including bands of scallop-shaped tiles.
It has a 2-centred outer arch with moulded surround and hoodmould with label stops carved as human heads.
The south door is a Beerstone Tudor arch with moulded surround.
The piers are moulded (Pevsner's type B) and the capitals are carved with foliage including several heraldic devices.
Large C19 Beerstone Tudor arch from chancel to vestry.
Flag floor to nave and aisle and C19 tile floor to chancel.
Furniture and fittings are mostly C19 including the altar table, oak communion rail on wrougnt iron standards, Gothic style oak stalls and prayer desk, Beerstone drum pulpit enriched with marble and including a blind arcade featuring painted Evangelists, oak eagle lectern, cast iron rood beam, and pine box pews.
The only memorial is that in memory of the Reverend Simon Pidsley in the north aisle and a First World War memorial in the nave.
Some C19 stained glass.