Architectural Features
C15 square west tower, staged diagonal buttresses with flushwork panels.
C15 2-storey south porch, now vestry: south doorway blocked and rendered over, archway with engaged shafts and hood mould on headstops.
C18 memorial stones set in east wall.
South aisle has three 3-light C15 windows, much repaired
4-bay nave clere- storey of 2-light early C15 windows set in flushwork wall.
South aisle windows C14, 2-lights, the western window masking a large opening with brick arch.
3-light C14 east window, much restored.
North wall of chancel has three lancets and small priest's door, all C13.
North porch C15 with blocked 2-light east and west windows
Interior: 4-bay north and south arcades with double hollow- chamfer arches and octagonal piers, C14
the responds probably C13.
C15 nave roof - roll-moulded principals and purlins, arch-braces to principal rafters with wallposts on head corbels in alternate bays.
C14 piscina ogee-headed cinquefoil arch with headstop on west side, engaged shafts with polygonal capitals and petalled bowl.
Nave has good C18 memorial slabs with some earlier re-set brasses.
Memorial brasses to Robert Dockyng and John Crane Recumbent effigy of a priest, east end of north aisle.