Architectural Features
On each side, to west, a C15 flat headed 2-light window and to east, 2 similar openings containing C19 casements
West end has a C15 2- light window with a flat head
Gables have late C13 triple lancets with intersecting tracery
North transept west side has to left a C15 Perpendicular double lancet
East side has 2 C13 Y-traceried double lancets
South transept east side has 2 similar windows and above, 2 C15 ogee double lancets with panel tracery
Above, 2 C15 cusped double lancets
C13 coved and roll moulded inner doorway has shafts and hood mould
Shallow south porch has roll moulded C13 doorway with shafts, hood mould and mask stops, and coped gable with kneelers
C16 moulded tower arch has central quatrefoil pier with unusual stiff leaf capital, octagonal respond to east and mask corbel to west
C14 south arcade has octagonal pier and east respond with impost to west
North aisle west end has panelling,1945, and stained glass window, c 1907
East end has a C14 double chamfered arch with a re-set mask corbel
C15 roof has moulded cambered tie-beam and wall shafts
Transepts have moulded arch braced C19 roofs, North transept has to south east a C13 double lancet opening into the vestry, and 2 re-set roof brackets and a mask corbel to its right
South transept has a traceried oak screen, C16, restored 1918
East side has a central window with stained glass by Smith of London c 1945 and to its right, a stained glass window c 1953
Beyond, an ogee headed niche and re-set finial and a C13 style piscina
Chancel has double chamfered C14 arch with hood mould and octagonal responds, and moulded sill band
East end has panelled dado and to right of the window, a large corbelled figure bracket
South side has to east a C13 double piscina and a heavily restored C13 sedilia with clustered shafts
2 stained glass windows, 1870 and 1918
Memorials include 3 fragments of Anglo-Saxon crosses
Replica brass dated 1584 and 1598.