Architectural Features
There is a single gargoyle to each side.
In the belfry are 4 C15 arched 2 light openings with panel tracery.
Single 3 light C15 window with cusping under a flat arch with hood mould and decorative label stops.
The C15 clerestory has 3 windows each with 2 cusped lights under a flat arch.
The north chancel wall with evidence of extension has a plinth and string course to the western most part and a single C15 window with 2 cusped lights under a flat arch and with hood mould.
The south chancel has a central chamfered arched doorway with hood mould over, flanked by single C15 2 light windows with cusping, flat arches, hood moulds and label stops.
The diagonally buttressed south aisle has in the east wall a single C15 3 light window with cusped reticulated tracery under a flat arch with hood mould and label stops over.
The south wall has a single C15 arched 2 light window with tracery, cusping, hood mould and label stops.
To the left is a single C15 2 light window with cusping, flat arch hood mould and label stops The south porch with single ridge cross has a moulded arched entrance supported on 2 slim engaged columns with moulded capitals and hood mould and label stops over.
The west south aisle wall has a single C15 3 light window with tracery and cusping under flat arch with hood mould over.
4 bay C13 nave arcades, the western most bays being cut into by the tower.
In the south chancel wall is a C15 arched and cusped piscina.
There is a further monument to Philip Hall, 1780, with an urn on the crown and a crest on the decorative apron.
The north chancel has a stained glass window by Mayer & Co., Munich and London, 1855 of Hope and Faith.
The furniture is C19 apart from a C16 oak chest with iron fittings
a C17 altar table with turned legs.