Architectural Features
C15, chancel rebuilt 1863.
Tall 3 stage tower with C14 broached spire with 3 sets of alternating lucarnes, topped by an iron weather cock.
Deeply moulded plinth, angle buttresses, moulded first stage band, and finely carved arcaded eaves band.
Either side are single carved figures of angels.
Ornate C19 wooden nave and chancel roofs supported on carved ashlar corbels, south aisle has plain C18 roof.
This aisle also has a pointed arched aumbry and cupboard, plus a four-centred moulded arched doorway to the original rood stair, now blocked with a band of carved fleuron above.
Chancel has a single C19 double chamfered, pointed north vestry archway, C19 organ, C19 brass and wooden altar rail and a small ashlar reredos, C19 encaustic tiles, and C19 wooden choir stalls.
Nave has a C19 wooden pews and an ashlar pulpit.
Fine C16 octagonal bowl
Small C18 hatchment in tower.
2 C19 stained glass windows in the chancel.
Monuments.