Architectural Features
C15 crenellated parapet with fine flushwork
around the base are four large gargoyles interspersed with smaller carved heads.
Fine C12 north doorway (now within mid C19 vestry) with two orders of chevron moulding in two orders of colonettes.
Doorway with square hood mould, carved spandrels and canopied niche above
C15 traceried doors.
C15 south aisle, rebuilt 1848 by Doughty family of Theberton Hall.
Earlier part is C12, with stone corbel table and (north side only) stone string course.
Priest's doorway of c1300 and early C16 square headed 3-light window on south side.
C12 blocked opening on north inside wall of nave, with roll moulding to arch head.
Carved stone corbels support the wall posts of roof
Graded for surviving medieval work.