St Andrew

with part of south aisle C13.

C15 nave arcade, clerestorey, West Tower and South porch.

West tower, late C15, of four stages with embattled parapet on two-stage splayed plinth.

Crocketed pinnacles at corners and main cornice with gargoyles.

Nave has C15 clerestorey with embattled parapet.

South aisle retains in the South West corner part of the wall from a C13 church on the site.

The rest of the South aisle is C14 with blocked parapet and two large beast gargoyles to the main cornice.

One C14 restored window with foiled head.

South porch C15 with diagonal two stage buttresses to the corners and crocketed pinnacles.

The porch roof is original late C15 work.

The South chapel, C14, flanks the chancel and is of dressed Barnack ashlar.

The North chapel and North aisle have similar, C14 fenestration of two trefoil lights in square head, but the corners of the chapel have pinnacles with finials.

Inside: C15 tower arch with panelled responds and four bay nave arcade of similar late date.