Architectural Features
West tower, C13, single stage, has deep plinth, string course and to west, 2 pairs of corner buttresses, 4 setoffs.
Above again, octagonal broach spire, C14, with 4 gabled lucarnes.
North aisle, enlarged late C13, 2 bays, has 3 buttresses, that to west larger.
North side has to east, C14 Decorated double lancet, restored, with hood mould and a mask stop.
To its right, low side window and chamfered C13 doorway with hood mould.
To right again, late C14 double lancet with panel tracery, hood mould
a mask stope East end has C13 Geometrical double lancet with hood mould and a mask stop.
To west, C19 double lancet, C15 style, with square reveal and hood mould.
Chancel, late C14
C15, 2 bays, has chamfered sill band.
East end has restored C15 quadruple lancet with panel tracery and hood mould.
South side has off-centre buttress and 2 C15 double lancets with flamboyant tracery, square reveals, hood moulds and mask stops.
To north, C15 style triple lancet with hood mould.
Plain tower arch, C13, double chamfered and rebated.
North aisle windows have patterned stained glass.
East end has memorial window glass by Joseph Nuttgens, 1985.
To right again, C15 trefoil headed aumbry in square opening with hoood mould and mask stops.
South aisle has easternmost window with stained glass, 1905.
Chancel arch, C14, double chamfered and rebated, dying into north wall.
East window has stained glass, 1888.
South side has to east, C13 pointed piscina.
South side windows have stained glass, late C19.
Traceried panelled skeleton pulpit, 1878, made from chancel ceiling of 1708.
Late C19 wooden lectern.
Carved late Cl7 armchair.
C15 incised cross slab.
C14 style tablet, 1853.
C13 style tablet, 1862.
3 brasses, late C19.
Stone War Memorial tablet with wreath, 1918.