The building dates from the C13, and was largely rebuilt in 1876-7 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott in a sympathetic Early English style
The roof is covered in plain clay tiles and has pierced ridge tiles
The windows to the north and south sides of the nave are similar, those to the north apparently dating from the C13
The chancel has diagonal buttresses, sprocketted eaves and paired lancets to the north and south, and a single C13 lancet to the south
The east window is of three cusped lights and a triangular head, dating from the C15
The nave and chancel have C19 polychrome floor tiles
The east window has stained glass dating from the early C20, dedicated to Lawrence Sheriff, the founder of Rugby School
There is a fine rectangular screen, made up of elements dating from the C15 and later
The pulpit is Flemish and dates from the C18
it has C17 wall panelling to the rear, set on the east wall of the nave
Additional windows were added to the west end later in the C13
The building is a former chapel of ease retaining fabric of the C13