Architectural Features
Coursed sandstone rubble with some re-used tiles inset in chancel walls
Lead roof to nave and aisles, plain-tile roof to chancel and porch
South wall of chancel has two C13 paired lancets with a single C19 lancet to right, and round headed door to centre right
South aisle of 4 bays is C13 with two C13 Y-tracery windows, restored C19
Window to right is C14 with curvilinear tracery, restored C19
East and west walls of aisle have C13 windows of 3 lights
C13 hollow-chamfered doorway and C19 wood porch
C13 Y-tracery windows to north and west
Restored C15 and C19 windows to north and east
C13 moulded door to right has pointed arch and hood mould with label stops
C15 clerestory has four 2-light square-headed windows to either side
Tower is of 2 stages: the first of c.1300 and has restored window to west of intersecting tracery with carved quadruped below a small traceried opening
Second stage is C16 with three 2-light square headed openings, and clock face to south
C15 4-bay nave arcades with double-chamfered arches on octagonal piers
Piscina in south aisle is C14
pulpit and panelling in chancel are C19
as is stained glass. memorial in north aisle is dated 1776. (Buildings of England: Warwickshire, p.234).