Architectural Features
Coursed and uncoursed limestone and ironstone rubble, with limestone dressings, lead roofs to nave, aisle and tower, swithland slate roofs to chancel, vestry and porch with ridge tiles.
Off-set clasping buttresses and battlemented parapet with quatrefoiled lozenge frieze to base of parapet and gargoyles to angles.Aisle has offset buttress between bays, offset angle buttress and plain stone- coped parapet.
Nave has 3-bay S arcade with octagonal piers and double-chamfered arches, polygonal W respond and carved head corbel to E end.
Nave has carved wood corbel, of former roof.
Royal Arms of George IV
C17 communion table wien turned legs, partly renewed, and stretchers.
Monuments: Wall monument in tower of veined white marble to Thomas Hartopp d.1727 and arms to shaped top
Also in truer slate wall monument recording benefactions of Mrs Catherine Gregory of Hoby in her will proved 1727.
Other early-mid C19 wall monuments of white marble on slate grounds to member of Seaman, Burnaby and Cruttall Pierce families.