early C16 and C19 alterations and additions
Fish-scale tile chancel and porch roofs with flashing
Chancel of C14 origins
rebuilt C15
3 part-restored C15 windows to south, each of 3 cusped and ogee-headed lights with moulded surround
C19 vestry to east with one C13-style 3-light window to east and one C13-style lancet to north
Early C16 clerestory
North aisle has two C15 windows to east of porch, each of 3 ogee-headed lights within square-headed chamfered surround
Hood mould with carved foliage labels
South aisle has 3 windows to south, that towards east C19 in C15 style, of 3 cusped lights within a segmental pointed-head surround
Restored windows to east and west of porch, each of 2 cusped lights with C15 tracery
Double plank doors within pointed, moulded, arch with columns with carved foliage capitals and moulded bases
North and south windows of two C13-style lancets
Early C16 clerestory of 8 windows, each of 2 scalloped lights with 4 trefoiled tracery lights within hollow-moulded, 4-centred-head surrounds with continuous hood mould
C14 tower of 3 stages with moulded plinth
string course at second stage and hollow-moulded eaves cornice with carved heads in hollow
Part-restored C14 west window to first stage of 2 cusped lights within ogee-headed surround
C16 west door immediately below, with moulded shoulder-arched surround
C14 two-light windows with moulded surrounds to all faces of third stage, with pointed light to second stage south
C15 octagonal broach spire, part rebuilt at top, with pinnacles on broaches and 2 tiers of lucarnes
C14 rood-loft doorway
C15 double-chamfered chancel arch
Hood mould with C19 carved head labels
Early C16 roof with moulded tie-beans, moulded rafters and moulded purlins
Carved wood bosses representing Tudor roses
angels and foliage
C19 north aisle roof with C17 chamfered-beam south aisle roof
2 moulded, pointed-arched, tomb recesses in south aisle wall, with C14 ogee-headed piscina with fluted basin
Fragments of medieval wall painting remain on west wail
with carved tracery panels
Wall tablets in south aisle to the Wood family, late C18, and to members of the Barnacle family, died 1741 and 1781, also one dated 1745, with carved surround
Two C17 chests in nave, one dated 1620
C19 polygonal pulpit in south aisle. (V.C.H.: Warwickshire, Vol.VI, pp.222-4