partly blocked C13 chamfered-arched south doorway to left with inserted leaded window
east-end: stepped triple chamfered lancets and small C13 chamfered lancet in apex of gable above.
Interior: 5-bay roof, mainly C19 but one C17 truss in chancel
panelled box pews of 1776,ramped up to screen,with H-hinges, names of farms, and some reused C17 fluted panels
early C18 hexagonal wooden pulpit with tall raised and fielded panels and moulded cornice
circular stone font of c.1843 with moulded base
late C19 ashlar reredos with carved frieze and pierced cresting
Stained glass: east window of c.1854, probably by David Evans of Shrewsbury.
Monuments: fine series of C18 and early C19 monuments to the Corbett family (Longnor Hall q.v.)
especially notable is large tablet monument to Sir Uvedale Corbett with gadrooned base, flanking columns, and swan- necked pediment with 2 reclining figures.
Medieval wall painting on north wall of nave.
A church on the site is first recorded in 1183.
The church is notable for the completeness of its C18 and early C19 fittings and monuments.