North transept has 3-light, square head, north window with cusped lead lights, carved label stops and relieving arch over
Lean-to roof with castellated ashlar parapet and 2 gargoyles
Matrices of monumental brass, in masonry, to left of doorway
2-window range all similar to the south aisle with castellated ashlar parapet and 3 gargoyles
3-light west window has continuous mullions, cusping and carved label stops
Partially legible C17 datestone in apex of porch
C12 central tower of 2 irregular stages, C12 two-light windows with semi circular head, plain tympanum and central shaft, to north and west face of lower stage
Upper stage has corner pilasters supporting C13 broach spire rising from a corbel table
Double-chamfered tower arches at the crossing, remodelled late C13, with octagonal and semi-circular responds
Perpendicular nave roof has carved bosses and corbels
C15, square-head, bench ends reset from Church of St
Pulpit incorporates medieval openwork panels, with cusping
Octagonal font with alternate quatrefoil circles supported on 5 renewed columns
Stained glass: fragments of medieval glass also said to be from Fotheringhay Church in 2 west windows, north aisle windows and 2 south transept windows
Shaft of C12 tower window above nave crossing
Richard Wildbore, d.1688, and Samuel Wymen, d.1700, 2 brass tablets in chancel
Several monuments have trade of deceased recorded.