Architectural Features
Rubble and ashlar, freestone dressings, tile and lead-sheeting roofs.
pierced parapet, gargoyles, tall double-transoned three-light bell-chamber openings, lower halves virtually blank, upper halves with stone quatrefoil grilles, flanking shafts and shafts between the openings, polygonal stair-turret to north, to south two crocketted niches for statuary
enriched west face with a four-light window divided into two-plus-two sub-arches, west doorway with leaf spandrels, string over with three decapitated angel figures
niche with figure with six attendant angels
south side with C18 monument at base
Four bay nave with a clerestory, pierced parapet, pinnacles gargoyles, three-light windows with depressed-arch heads.
Four bay south aisle, two windows to south of four-lights with square heads, pierced parapet, buttresses, west window of three-lights with a pointed-arch head, below it a C18 monument.
Gabled porch with a stone-tiled roof dated 1629, slender buttresses, those to front with crocketted finials, label with strapwork ornamentation, depressed-arch opening with foliate spandrels, paired C18 panelled doors
Nave with low-pitched tie-beam roof, C18, large angel corbels of a former roof also retrain.
Aisles with lean-to roofs with moulded ribs and bosses, to north with corbels carved as angels.
Chancel with cusped C13 piscina.
Richly carved octagonal font, Perpendicular trough much restored.
Chest dated 1683.
C19 brass lectern.
Many memorials, some in the form of medieval wall paintings, presently covered.
Four C18 wall monuments by T.King of Bath, Ford of Bath, and Reeves and Son
C19 wall monuments.
Brass candelabra,donated 1737.
At the east end of the south aisle a stained glass window of c1896, by Heaton, Butler and Bayne