Architectural Features
South side has stone mullioned windows, east and west sides have arched openings with 17th Century studded plank door to west.
Nave has lancet windows and gabled south porch with carved bargeboards and the south wall incorporates three stones ornamented with crosses from the earlier church.
Three bells of 1618, one of 1719, one of 1741 and last of 1897.
Circular stone font, hexagonal pulpit and boxpews.
The church has a circular stone font.
Wall monument to Rev. Thomas Wrench d.1778, draped urn with two oval medallions below, Vitruvian scroll and central plaque with blank oval.
Late 19th Century stained glass and one grisaille panel.
Chancel has carved choir stalls and communion rails with trefoil pattern.