Architectural Features
PLAN: The church has a C12 three-bay nave and a C12
C13 two-bay chancel, with a tower of 1822 to the west, a C18 south porch and a c.1900 vestry on the north side.
The nave porch has a Tudor-arched doorway with slit vents to the sides
the former has a chamfered doorway and the latter has a small lancet window with old lead cames and old glass.
INTERIOR: Internally the chancel roof, dating from the C17, has curved ribs to the principal rafters rising from Jacobean inverted finials.
FIXTURES AND FITTINGS: In the blocked western arch of the former north arcade is a medieval grave cover with a floreated cross on a stepped base and a sword.
The east window has glass of 1900 by Kempe and in the south-eastern chancel window is medieval glass given by Francis Plummer in 1952.
the name is erased from the inscription below, possibly evidence of C17 anti-monarchist feeling.