St Margaret

early C14 chancel, south aisle and porch (probably built for Sir John de Lewknor)

C15 vestry and tower

gabled mid C19 tile roof

Early C14 five-light east window

C15 vestry with square-headed one-light windows and parapet adjoins north chapel, which has blocked late C12 pointed-arched openings, blocked C17 round-headed doorway and blocked C15 two-light window: mid C19 three-light windows in side walls and mid C19 parapet

North wall of 3-bay nave has 2-light plate tracery windows by Blomfield, late C12 lancet to west bay and mid C19 corbel table

South wall of nave has similar late C12 lancet and C12 corbel table in west bay

Early C14 south aisle has 2-light windows and 3-light east window

South porch has mid C19 carving of the Lamb of God over pointed double-chamfered doorway: early C14 pointed moulded south doorway to C19 plank door

3-light west window with restored mullions above C15 doorway with face-masks to label stops and C19 double-leaf door with C12 crescent hinges

Interior: chancel has early C14 piscina, 3 sedilia, tomb recess with recumbent effigy of a lady, and doorway, all with very elaborate flowing-tracery and crocketed canopies and finials

early C17 alabaster effigies of William Deane, d.1621 and wife, and Sir Thomas Fleetwood, d.1629 and wife, were reset at west end of chancel in 1845

fine wall monument of John Scrope, d.1752, has marble bust set in aedicule with open pediment

brass to John Aldebourne, priest, c.1380

Early C12 chancel arch has zig-zag mouldings and engaged shafts with crocketed capitals

impost moulding continued as string course along north and part of south walls of nave, and an early C12 arch to north transpet

Nave has pulpit by Blomfield, mid C19 pews and roof and medieval iron-bound parish chest: early C14 three-bay arcade of double-chamfered arches on octagonal piers to south aisle, which has cinquefoil-headed piscina, moulded string course, fine C12 font with linked roundel decoration and C18 wall tablets

North chapel: large marble monument to Sir Paul Jodrell, d.1728, and family

monument to Richard Paul Jodrell, d.1831, has marble sarcophagus and fine carvings of angels with wreaths by P. Bazzanti of Florence, 1833

Sir Edward Repps Jodrell, d.1882, by Sir J.E. Boehm, has revealed panels with relief panels of angels and evangelists

C15 archway to west tower, which has C15 doorway and C15 studded door with decorative iron hinges

Stained glass: east window by Hardman