North side of nave has C17 two-light mullioned and transomed window with semi-circular headed lights either side of porch, short buttress to left
C13 chancel has lancet and pilaster buttress to north side, roll-moulded string course and corbelled eaves, east end has C19 stepped lancets with hoodmould, south side has 2-light Perpendicular window to left
C17 west tower with diagonal buttresses, ovolo-moulded semi-circular headed doorway with keystone, pair of arched lights to north side, middle stage has pair of recessed arched lights, bellstage has 2-light wooden louvred windows, moulded string course to plain parapet with crocketed corner pinnacles
Interior: 3-bay king post nave roof with moulded tie-beams with carved bosses, the east one dated 1633, moulded purlins, principals and braces from stone corbels to tie-beams
Double chamfered tower arch, probably C14
Early C13 double chamfered chancel arch on half columns with keel moulded shafts, C19 capitals
C13 roll-moulded string courses
C17 wainscot panelled reredos
C19 rerearch to east window on shafts with C13 moulded bases
stained glass to Sarah Ingram died 1898
C17-style 1898 seating in nave and chancel
polygonal pulpit given by Rev
1717 George I Royal Arms, painted on board, on north wall of nave