Norman masonry in chancel
3-stage south tower, first stage and lower courses of second stage are C14, upper courses of second stage
third stage are C15.
2 oval memorial stones with no visible inscription to each side of window.
Small round arched C12 window in south wall of chancel.
INTERIOR faced with red sandstone in 1885-6, though a section of the medieval wall material survives around the south doorway.
Early font base with cable decoration, the bowl itself a C19 replacement in a similar style.
Carved wooden eagle lectern.
Late C19 polygonal pulpit and seating.
Royal Arms and hatchment in north aisle.
Some late C18 and early C19 memorials around south doorway: a marble tablet with engaged shafts and funerary urn commemorates Mary and John Adams, erected 1783, and a simple inscribed slab surmounted byan urn commemorates Betty and John Benbow, d1805 and 1820.
In the chancel, the memorial for John Zachary, d1802 is an inscribed marble slab surmounted by a wide obelisk bearing crest and arms.