Architectural Features
Plain tile roofs.
C12 doorway with 2 moulded orders of chevron, the inner supported on imposts and the outer on engaged columns with scalloped capitals.
The north nave with large buttresses has in the west bay, which is slightly set back, a single small C12 arched light.
To the left is a single C16 window set under the eaves with 2 arched lights under a flat arch.
To the left and lower is a single C13 pointed arched light
further left a single C17 window with 3 arched lights under a flat arch.
The buttressed north chancel has a single restored C14 arched window with 2 arched and cusped lights, mouchettes, quatrefoil and hoodmould.
The east chancel has a C15 style arched window with 4 arched and cusped lights.
The south chancel has 2 large buttresses, that on the right inscribed "W.M.I.B.C.W. Anno 1639" and "? 1682".
Wall to the east here, under the eaves, inscribed " ? C.B.T.F. Church Wardens 1687".
The south nave with large buttress has evidence of a former C14 2 bay pointed arched arcade, both arches now with single large tripartite casements with lead glazingbars.
Above that on the right is a single C16 window with 2 arched lights under a flat arch.
On the far left is a single small C12 arched light.
Ashlar font with octagonal pedestal and shaped octagonal bowl.
C17 Cover consisting of 8 open painted ribs forming ogee arches and terminating in an acanthus decorated knob.