Flint, tile, rubble and Ferricrete with Bath stone dressings, rendered chancel
old tile roofs separately over nave and aisle with two dormers on south side of nave, one to left hipped with three-light casement, one to right of two Gothick lights with Y-tracery
newel turret on first stage to north with lean-to old tile roof
West doorway with four-centered moulded arch in square head, quatrefoils carved in spandrels and hoodmould with uncarved shields as stops, three-light west window above with panelled tracery and hoodmould with spiral stops
Crucifixion, and man with wheel carved on south-east buttress, small circular two-light opening high up on north face
Chancel: central C13 style arched doorway to south with boarded door, flanked by two lancets
Three-light east window with panelled tracery and hoodmould with carved stops
central blocked four-centered arched doorway with carved spandrels and modern inscription, carved stone above with weathered stone canopy
C19 pebbledashed vestry with planted timbers and hipped tile roof to north of tower
three bay C15 north nave arcade with chamfered arches, four bay crownpost roof
C19 chamfered arch with half octagonal piers, moulded bases and capitals and hoodmoulds with carved stops, C19 arch braced roof, Squire's pew to north, Cl7 communion rails with twisted balusters, and some old armour
Glass in north aisle and Chancel by Brangwyn of 1912
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