Architectural Features
Above a chamfered ashlar band with rudely carved gargoyles, then battlements decorated with quartrefoils containing shields, and 4 crocketed corner pinnacles.
Above a 3 bay clerestory, with pairs of pointed arched windows with flowing tracery in moulded and chamfered surrounds with continuous hoods, topped by coped battlements with gargoyles and crocketed pinnacles to the east.
The north east respond has been replaced by a now mutilated, carved corbel.
C15 octagonal bowl and stem font with diamond shaped panels.
Inside the south door. Note the damp present on the floor.
A curved C15 wooden screen in the chancel a double, pointed arched and chamfered piscina and a similar, single arched sedilia.
C19 wooden roof on carved ashlar corbels.
Encaustic tile floor.
C19 wooden benches, some with C15 curved bench ends.
Chancel has priests chair, made up from various pieces of C15 curved bench ends.