Coursed and squared lias and Hamstone, coped verges to lead-sheeting and tile roofs, finials.
Tall 3-stage tower with set-back buttresses ascending to the shafts of former pinnacles, embattled parapet, gargoyles, 2-light traceried bell-chamber windows with stone grilles, continuing as blank openings on the ringing chamber below, clock with Roman numerals to west and south, higher polygonal stair-turret to the north
Three bay south aisle, rebuilt except single 2-light window to west, probably reused, label with carved heads as stops, parapet with a moulded coping, gargoyles, buttresses.
Rebuilt south porch, though a statue in the gable face is medieval.
this partially obscures the embattled north chapel, large 3-light traceried Perpendicular windows, carved heads as label stops, gargoyles, tall polygonal stack, Two bay chancel, 2-light Decorated windows to the north and south, diagonal buttresses to east, 3-light window.
Scraped interior on tile and encaustic tile pavements.
north aisle under C17 lean-to roof, though much renewed
C14 moulded inner doorway to south porch.
Good C14 stepped group of a piscina, sedilia, and doorway, continuous mouldings, the walls between the sedilia seats are pierced by ogee-sided triangles and cinquefoiled circles.
Many fittings of the restoration including pews, stone pulpit, stone and wrought-iron chancel screen, choir stalls and reredos.
Ten mid/late C19 stained-glass windows, though that to south-east corner of south aisle appears to incorporate late medieval work.
Several mid/late C19 wall monuments.