Architectural Features
The C15 west window is of 5 lights with cinquefoil heads and panel tracery, hood mould with human head stops.
The north transept has a4 light C15 window, recut C19, with panel tracery and in the east side a 3 light C15 window with moulded 4 centred headed surround and C19 panel tracery.
The clerestory has 4 C15 3 Light windows with cusped heads to the lights, panel tracery and linked hood moulds.
The chancel with Collyweston roof has in the north wall a 3 light C15 window with flat 4 centre arched head and cusped ogee heads to the lights.
Clerestory matches that to the north In the aisle is a 3 light C19 window with C15 4 centred arched surround
a second C19 3 light window with C14 surround and moulded hood.
Late C12 inner doorway having stepped and chamfered rounded head with hood, and single nook shafts with waterlea1 capitals.
4 bay C13 north arcade with double chamfered pointed arches, octagonal piers
responds, on large C12 circular bases.
Nave has tie beam roof of crown post roof on C15 grotesque corbels.
In the chancel east wall a reset C13 pointed niche and an engaged octagonal column with stiff leaf foliage.
Largely C19 or C20 including oak rood screen of 1912.
2 chests, one dated 1683.
2 C15 painted panels, depicting St. Stephen
St. Laurence, formerly in the rood screen. c.1660 octagonal font, on C19 base, with foliage, chevrons and a cross to the panels.