Architectural Features
Late C15 three stage west tower with moulded plinth and string course.
Flattened triangular headed C15 window to right, with three triangular headed lights and panel tracery.
Stone above inscribed "1638 WP RC." C19 copy of window to west, beyond doorway to east.
East end with rendered gable and pointed east window, basically C15 but the panel tracery and mullions of the three cusped lights replaced in C19.
South side of the chancel with rectangular C15 window to east, with two cusped ogee headed lights restored in C19.
Similar window beyond, early C16 pedimented porch to left
Inner C14 doorway with continuously moulded surround, hood mould with large grotesque head label stops
C16 plank door.
Beam in roof inscribed "1701 I.M." West end of south aisle with small C14 lancet with inner cusped ogee head and hood mould.
C15 tall interior tower arch with pointed triple chamfered head, the outer orders being continuous
Doorway in south west corner with flattened triangular head, continuous moulded surround and C17 plank door.
Mid C14 north and south three bay arcades, the north arcade being a little later
Chancel with C15 north vestry arch originally leading to demolished chapel, with continuous double chamfered surround.
Below a very fine recumbant effigy of Thomas de Redyng, rector of Little Steeping 1318-1353.
C14 octagonal font on high octagonal pedestal, seven sides with small standing figures under crocketed and finialled canopies.
TF4363 : Font, St Andrew's church, Little Steeping
C19 pews, lectern, pulpit, panelled ceilings with ornate painted bosses.