Architectural Features
Bedingfeld chantry chapel founded in 1496.
North aisle with three-light C14 west window with mouchettes.
Six surviving two-light late Medieval clearstorey windows.
South wall with three surviving two-light late Medieval windows.Chancel with two three-light panel-traceried north windows, a restored five-light panel-traceried east window and a similar three-light south window.
Chantry chapel with one partly blocked three-light panel-traceried east window and three C16 three-light windows without tracery beneath four-centred arches.
Westernmost bay of chantry chapel in flint with a restored three-light late Medieval window.
C15 sanctus bellcote with badly weathered blind tracery.
Late Medieval north aisle roof with moulded principals and purlins and spandrel tracery.
Interior: chancel with blocked C16 arcade of two bays formerly opening into chantry chapel.
Four-centred arches and carved polygonal capitals.
Late Medieval arch-braced roof.
Piscina cum sedilia in clunch with miniature rib vaulting and carved decoration including blind tracery and a frieze of angels.
Retains original arch-braced and roll-moulded roof with carved spandrels.
Three carved wall posts with seated figures beneath canopies.