Architectural Features
C15 west tower, 4 stages, has clasping buttresses with 4 set-offs, moulded plinth and string courses, quatrefoil frieze, crenellated parapet and 4 crocketed pinnacles
North side has a lead rainwater head inscribed 'R G 1702' and another inscribed 'T L'. South side has similar rainwater head inscribed 'W O 1713'. North aisle, C15, 3 bays, has chamfered plinth, moulded parapet and sill band, and 2 diagonal buttresses
North side has 2 C15 untraceried 3-light windows with Tudor arched heads
Similar south aisle, early C14, 3 bays, has a continuous hood mould and 2 angle buttresses with 2 set-offs
South side has a Y-traceried double lancet on each side of the porch and to their right a C15 untraceried triple lancet
North side has an off-centre roll moulded C14 doorway flanked by single cusped untraceried triple lancets, restored
C14 south porch, restored, has a coped gable with finial and cross, moulded and rebated doorway with octagonal responds, hood mould and mask stops
Moulded early C14 inner doorway with hood mould and mask stops
Interior: Plain triple chamfered C15 tower arch
Tower chamber has a round headed niche to north and south and a stained glass west window c 1941
South aisle east end has stained glass window, 1908
South side has to east, a cove moulded C14 piscina
To its right, a C14 tomb recess
South east window has stained glass, 1939
West end window has C14 stained glass fragments with cranes and crest
Chancel has a C14 double chamfered arch with triple shaft responds
North side has to east a mid C14 tomb recess
East window has stained glass by Kempe, 1900
South side has to east a rebated aumbry and a restored C14 piscina
To their right, an C14 triple sedilia with filleted double shafts
C15 roof has moulded purlins and tie-beams with bosses.Fittings include C19 stalls, benches, wooden gradine and octagonal pulpit and font.Remarkable C18 gadrooned baluster shaped font. monuments include late C15 floor brass, brass in pedimented alabaster surround, 1589, brass with crest, 1602