Architectural Features
2-light, labelled almost-round arch bell chamber openings, small lancets to upper stage and C19 two-light west window with panel tracery over Tudor-arch labelled west door.
C15 south aisle and projecting gabled porch
porch has a solid stone roof [perhaps the inspiration for the lychgate (q.v.)] and round-arch doorway with heavily carved C19 door.
Chancel: C14, low moulded plinth, taller than nave, of 3 bays divided by 2- stage buttresses, labelled 2-light pointed windows
C13 arcade to north with circular columns, octagonal abaci
double- chamfered pointed arches, C15 south arcade on octagonal columns
Piscina and sedilia: C14, ogee-headed of bays and with ball-flower decoration to intrados band and poppyhead finials.
Pulpit: C19, octagonal oak on a stone base.
Font: C19 alabaster, octagonal, with blind tracery to sides and short, open-work ogee-shaped oak spire cover.
Brass Flemish eagle lectern.
Monuments: all resited on south wall of tower at high level.
crocketed gabled niche flanked by clustered columns on corbelled bases with carved faces.
Powys: 2 monuments at-the instigation of Edward Powys, one to a friend, and to his son.
Glass: mostly by William Morris and his group executed between 1864-69, including work by Madox Brown and Burne-Jones.