Roofs are gabled and of peg tiles.
In the south wall are 2 early C16 windows each of 3 cinquefoiled ogee lights.
Further west is the early C14 south doorway with continuous rich mouldings and a 2 centred arch.
These are C15 of 3 cinquefoiled lights.
In the north wall is a blocked early C14 doorway with chamfered jambs and 2 centred head.
At the south east angle is a C15 rood stair turret with plain 4 centred headed door.
The chancel has a moulded C14 internal string course.
There are 2 C14 windows each of 2 trefoiled lights with plain spandrels under 2 centred heads.
East of the windows is a C14 blocked door.
In the south wall there are 3 similar early C14 windows but with trefoiled spandrels, also a much restored door.
Inside the south wall is a C14 sedilia and double piscina with moulded capitals and Purbeck marble shafts.
The early C14 chancel arch is 2 centred and of 2 chamfered orders with attached semi-octagonal shafts with plain bases and moulded bell capitals, much restored.
The roof is of c.1500 of 6 bays with moulded butt purlins and arched braced collars.
At the feet of the braces are figures of angels with moulded canopies and holding shields or instruments of the passion.
The west tower is of the C15 and of 2 stages with an embattled parapet and a plinth of flint and stone chequerwork.
In the east wall is a C14 doorway converted into a tower arch.
The west window, now in the second storey of the ground stage, is of 2 rectangular lights probably of the C17.
The bell chamber has in each of the east, north and south sides, a C15 window of 2 cinquefoiled lights with a quatrefoil in a 2 centred head.