Clasping buttresses, 2-window north side 2-light and 3-light pointed C15 windows with hoodmoulds
Tower is plain rubble stone with neo-Norman bell-openings of 1851 (Pevsner) or 1826 (church guide), corbel-table and flat parapet
Ashlar east end is more ornate with parapet stepped up to niche with carved Crucifixion, broad 5-light 4-centred east window with ogee finial and finials each side
Carved panels below lights
Carved stone to W. Whatly died 1695 built-in above plinth
Porch is apparently C19 but incorporates exceptional C12 outer doorway, round arched with chevron ornament and dog-tooth hoodmould
Carved head stops
Heavily carved capitals with shafts entering open mouth
St Christopher figure in niche, reset over entry
Interior: C15 arched-braced collar roof to nave and C19 roof to aisle
Fine 2-bay c1200 arcade with one round, one pointed arch, chevron-ornamented on north side with dog-tooth ornament to hoodmoulds and carved head stops
Circular centre pier and semi- circular responds with crocket caps, the centre cap also with carved heads
C12 broad east arch has chevron and pellet decorated arch with ornamented outer moulding
Fine C14 pointed chancel arch with two deep wave mouldings
At south east angle is fine reused canopied piscina with carved heads under bowl and under canopy shafts
Fittings: in chancel carved plaques to Rev W. Charmbury died 1676 and Rev W. Twentyman died 1732
one north side c1900 stained glass window