Architectural Features
Plain tile and lead roofs.
C13 tower being of 2 stages above the transepts with clasping buttresses to the south side and the north east.
West nave with clasping buttresses and shallow chamfered plinth has a single C13 window with 5 pointed arched lights.
To the left is a single C13 round arched light with hood mould.
To the left are 3 C13 lancets.
There are 3 gargoyles.
The east wall with clasping buttresses has a single arched C13 window with 4 pointed arched lights surmounted by 4 crude quatrefoils.
The south chancel has 2 C13 lancets with hood moulds, that on the left decorated with nail head.
Further left is a single similar lancet with plain hood mould and on the far left a single arched C14 window with 2 cinquefoil arched lights and a single transom.
There are 2 gargoyles.
The south nave has a restored C15 arched 3 light window with cusped tracery.
To the left is a single C13 lancet.
Inner C13 moulded arched doorway with remains of single of 2 orders of colonnettes, hood mould.
Further left is a single C13 lancet.
Tower/chancel, nave and transept arches all C13 triple chamfered with keeled responds and moulded capitals, being decorated with nailhead to the south side.
7 C17 benches.
C17 oak chest.
Over the nave/tower arch is a plaster Royal Arms, 1683, the arch is flanked by single plaster heraldic shields.
There are memorials to John Bosworth, 1832 and Elizabeth Cox, 1833.
There is a further memorial to Anne Bagdale, 1768, the inscription tablet is flanked by fluted pilasters with dosserets decorated with fleuron.
Surmounting the inscription tablet are 2 kneeling figures flanked by single decorative panelled pilasters supporting an ogee arch and finial over.