St Mary

C13 west tower of 2 stages, chamfered plinth, stepped angle buttresses, hollow moulded string course, embattled parapet with crocketed angle pinnacles.

Reset C14 female head to gable which bears a cross.

The nave south wall has a wide blocked C14 pointed archway to vanished south aisle.

C16 inner doorway, double chamfered, round headed, with run out stops to bases of the reveals.

Interior: 2 bays of late C13 north arcade remain, quatrefoil quirked and filleted shafts, annular capitals with nailhead decoration, double chamfered arches with hollow moulded hoods.

To the south a single C14 arcade bay, wave moulded on the exterior.

Late C13 tower arch rests on rounded corbels, pointed and double chamfered head, a moulded string course runs out from the imposts.

C13 chancel arch with engaged filleted shafted reveals with nailhead decoration matching the north arcade, double chamfered pointed arch with moulded hood.

To left an inserted C14 pointed arched doorway to roof loft stairs

Most of the pieces are C13

C14 and include a praying male figure with seaweed carved background.

C19 octagonal pulpit contains some C18 woodwork.

C14 octagonal font richly carved with cusped blank tracery to the sides and stem, armorial shields and the initials AR.

Monuments: on the south nave wall a brass plate depicting Sir Daniell Hardeby, d. 1630, kneeling at a prie dieu opposite his wife and attended by their children, above is a shield of arms.