Architectural Features
Welsh-slate, sheet-metal, and concrete plain-tile roofs
C15 rubble tower, with diagonal buttresses and moulded plinth and strings, has a moulded Tudor-arched west doorway below a 3-light Perpendicular window, and has arched 2-light bell-chamber openings with Perpendicular tracery, below a crenellated parapet which formerly had corner pinnacles
buttresses carry the arms of New College Oxford and its Warden at the time of building (c.1465). Interior: Chancel incorporates a C14 piscina with a cusped head, a C14 recess containing the effigy of a priest, and a cartouche of arms, now forming the base of a missal stand
Responds of chancel arch, and east respond and first capital of 3-bay nave arcade, have vigorously-carved capitals with naturalistic grapes, corn, and other vegetation
C15 tower arch has inner shafts with octagonal capitals plus a wide casement moulding
Numerous late-C17 and early-C18 ledgers, mostly to members of the Myrry family
C19 stained glass in east window.