Architectural Features
C15, restored 1843, re-roofed and clerestorey windows restored, 1880
Random granite rubble and dressed stone, with ashlar dressings and plain tile and lead roofs.
C15 west tower, 2 stages, has chamfered plinth and string course, coved eaves, crenellated parapet and 2 diagonal west buttresses with setoffs.
Off-centre roll moulded C14 doorway with hood mould and C18 plank door.
Interior has C15 stilted segmental pointed double chamfered chancel arch with C20 panelled and glazed screen.
Nave has 4 bay north arcade, mid C14, with octagonal piers and responds, moulded bases and capitals, and double chamfered arches.
South side has a stained glass window by Clare Dawson, 1953.
North aisle has a C13 piscina at the north east corner.
East end has a C14 style double chamfered arch with C20 screen and door.
Chancel has a double chamfered and rebated C14 arch with round shafts, octagonal capitals and moulded bases.
East end has a traceried panelled oak reredos and an early C20 stained glass window.
South side has a C19 cusped ogee double sedilia and stained glass windows, 1898 and 1905.
C19 openwork traceried pulpit, benches with shaped ends, and brass lectern.
Memorials include 2 marble and slate tablets with crested aprons and scroll tops, 1724 and undated, 2 large Classical marble and slate tablets, 1829 and 1836, 4 mid C19 marble and slate tablets, brass, 1841.