C15 tower
Flint and limestone chequers, tiled roof with fishscale tiles
South aisle has 2-light C16 cusped square-headed window with hoodmould to left, 3-light to right of porch, string course to parapet with saddleback coping
Nave clerestory with three 2-light C16-style cusped windows
east end aisle has one cusped C16-style window with hoodmould
Chancel has blocked hollow-chamfered south door, 2-light square-headed window with pointed lights and blocked window, east end has three C13 stepped lancets with hoodmould carried over each, stone sundial to left
North aisle has 2- light, 3-light and 1-light ogee cusped C15 windows with hoodmould, C19 planked door to basement, parapet same as south
West end has 2-light Perpendicular windows to aisles and 2-light C14-style window to nave
Three- stage west tower with angle buttresses and string courses, square- headed chamfered lights and gilded clock faces to second stage, bellstage has 2-light cusped pointed Perpendicular windows with louvres, heavily moulded string course with gargoyles to parapet with pierced quatrefoils and moulded battlements with crocketed corner pinnacles
Short chancel has panelled wagon roof, C19 C13-style piscina with inscription to Frederic de Veil Williams, died 1863
1860's glass in east window
Recumbent knight in ogee crocketed recess in north aisle probably Nicholas Bonham, died 1386, Edith de Bonham tomb with recumbent figure in C19 arch
Pre 1707 Royal Arms in north aisle
Lavers and Barraud stained glass in west window and in north aisle to Lord Herbert of Lea
Manual fire engine said to be early C18 and good C17 parish chest in north aisle.