St Andrew

Plain tile and slate roofs with coped west gable with kneelers and cross finial.

C12 west front with moulded plinth and flanking pilaster buttresses reaching up to string course, with angle shaft on south buttress with cushion capital with Caryatid figure above.

C12 north aisle to west with moulded plinth, rubble walling reaching up to string course and pilaster angle buttress with angle shaft with cushion capital.

Mid C14 window restored in C19, with triangular head, 2 cusped ogee headed lights,

breaks through head of pointed fragmentary, blocked C12 window to right.

C12 crossing tower re-modelled in late C14 with clasping pilaster buttresses, the south-east buttress containing a stair turret with C19 narrow doorway with triangular head, chamfered surround and plank door

2 slit stair lights above, and 2 grotesque sculpted figures.

Late C14 bell openings on all 4 sides, each with pointed head, 2 cusped, pointed lights, mouchettes, hood mould and ornate label stops.

Moulded eaves with large corner gargoyles and central corbel heads supporting angular shafts rising to base of central pinnacles.

Truncated south transept, destroyed in 1788, with blocked, pointed archway with pointed window inserted with 2 pointed, cusped lights, panel tracery, hood mould and re-used C14 label stops.

South side of C12 nave restored in C19.

Mid C14 window to west with segmental head, 3 cusped ogee headed lights and hood mould.

Porch interior with fine south doorway of c.1170 with 3 orders of shafts with ornate foliate capitals including ribbed leaves, beaded tendrils and incipient waterleaf.

Early C13 door with ornate iron scrollwork.

Another C12 doorway re-set in west wall of porch with semi-circular head with tympanum decorated with large fan of scallops, outer orders with beaded ribbon, circle, and petal decoration.

North arcade of nave of c.1170 of 4 bays.

Late C14 crossing arches to west, north, east and south, all with semi-circular responds, polygonal capitals and abaci and richly moulded, pointed heads.

C19 pulpit with traceried panels.

10 ornate late C15 bench ends with rich traceried panels and large, beaded finials

C15 octagonal font with quatrefoil panels containing blank shields.

Medieval chest.

Fragments on window ledge of north-west window of north aisle include a gargoyle head, a C15 jug from burial ground and a cresset stone with 7 hollows for holding oil and wicks.

Another octagonal font bowl with narrow roll mouldings at each corner.

North-west crossing pier with inscription in north side: "Sing Prayses unto the Lord o Ye Sans of His 1581.

Sperni.N C.I.EER 6R" and a small carved panel below.

In vestry at east end of north aisle, 2 moulded C15 heads of window embedded in wall and 2 fragments of Lombardic style corbel table.

C16 wooden altar table.

White marble monument with coat of arms on apron to John Hubbard, died 1783.