An interesting flint rubble building dating from the latter part of the C11 comprising a west tower, nave with north and south aisles and a chancel.
The west tower is C11, with bell openings with colonettes.
The nave also is Norman but there was considerable restoration in the late C19 when the north aisle and south porch were rebuilt.
The south aisle is C13
the clerestorey to the nave is C15.
There are C15 king posts among the modern timbering of the roof.
The chancel is C13 and has 2 cusped lancet windows.
There is also the remains of a C14 cycle of wall paintings depicting episodes in the life of St Margaret, the martyr of Antioch.
The south arcade in the nave is early Cl9 and the north arcade is early C14.