Architectural Features
Nave: two renewed trefoil-headed lights to right of restored C15 south porch
Inner C12 roll moulded semicircular-headed doorway.
Chancel: C12 semicircular-headed light to south, similar window to north.
INTERIOR: four-bay nave with ceiled roof, tie-beam trusses with inclined struts, C17 two-bay chancel roof with two arch-braced trusses with decorative members and central pendants, re-used north main post with vine ornament and probably formed part of the rood.
Font: tall odd shaped cylindrical bowl with round stem on moulded base, C12 or C13 base and bowl possibly of re-used Roman material.
The font, of indeterminate date. Given that the church is within the Roman town of Magnis, it has been suggested that this is a recycled Roman column on a 12th-century base.