Tower, flint and limestone chequerwork, the remainder of building C19 Tisbury stone ashlar incorporating C12 worked stone
Nave with south porch, short north and south aisles, chancel with north vestry, and C15 west tower with an external stair tower on north side
Tower is of 2 stages, angle buttresses and 2-light bell openings, crenellated parapet and corner gargoyles
C12 inner door with nook shafts and scalloped capitals, and an outer order of arch lozenges, inner of horizontal chevrons
Two bay arcade to each short aisle, that on south C15 hollow sided octagonal columns, capitals and imposts, one with trefoiled niche, and arcade repeated in C19 on north
Tower arch C15 with inner shaft and outer hollow chamfer, and arch of two hollow chamfered orders
C15 piscina on south side
Pulpit C19, oak, with stone approach steps and low balustrade
round arched arcade with carved spandrels
Monuments: Chancel
Gothic limestone monument by Osmund
North Aisle: Small moulded marble tablet by Croomes, to Mrs Hannah Biggs, a domestic, died 1812, and two terrazzo C20 monuments
Some painting. (b) Elegant wall monument in Carrara marble
Carved frieze, cornice and shaped gable flanked by lamps
Brass: In south aisle
plain brass 1809 to Philip Self
C20 brasses in north aisle
Small royal arms of George III, painted