C15 with C18 west tower
Nave is rubble stone with Perpendicular 3-light 4-centred west window and north side plain C13 lancet
deep set C15 flat-headed 2-light
South aisle has fine C14 three-light east window with ogee traceried lights with sharp trefoil heads to outer lights and quatrefoil over centre
From east, two Perpendicular 3-light 4-centred arched windows with buttress between, buttress with scratch dial and two carved rosettes, then c1300 two-light with ogee trefoil head, porch and 3-light 4-centred Perpendicular window
Large ashlar C15 porch has diagonal buttresses, moulded plinth and coved eaves
Fine inner doorway, ogee-headed cinquefoil cusped with one order of shafts, hoodmould and head stops, probably C14
South side has similar 2-light to second stage and large 3-light below over reused moulded pointed C14 doorway
Round-arched C18 entry to tower but C14 doorway high up
chapel screened by exceptional C15 timber screen with traceried heads to single light divisions
deep cove and richly carved leaf friezes
Nave has four bay arcade with pointed 2-chamfer arches, hoodmoulds and head stops, octagonal piers and moulded caps and bases, possibly C14
North door has exposed a plain C12 round arch later infilled for Tudor-arched doorway
A less elaborate timber screen, early C15 has pointed cusped centre arch and two 4- light sections each side with traceried heads
Two small carved heads re-set each side of communion rail
some C15 fragments in one north window
other with poor glass of c1885 by A. Savell
Nave has C19 pulpit
one window with glass of c1912 by A.L. Moore & Son
one with some C15 fragments
large south side monument to Rev Willes died 1815 by T. King with female mourner and urn in Gothic frame above
South aisle has some small C15 fragments of glass and circular c1200 font with scalloped base moulding, arcading with pellets and zig-zag top moulding.