Architectural Features
the nave windows have scrolled hood moulds with block stops and the chancel hollow-chamfered hood moulds terminating in carved heads.
Pointed north and south nave doors, the former with convex quarter-round moulded surround and scroll-moulded ogee hood terminating in a pair of carved heads
Interior: Pointed tower arch with an outer chamfered order and an inner convex quarter round moulding springing from moulded imposts with faceted bases terminating in carved heads.
C19 octagonal pulpit on an octagonal pedestal.
C14 sedilia with multiple cusping.
Stained glass: east window of 1901 by Kempe
in the reticulations of the chancel side windows are medleys of medieval fragments.