Architectural Features
Nave, 3 bays, C15 style, 1828.
Unbuttressed crossing tower, C13, single stage, has chamfered plinth and dressed stone quoins.
Above, each side has a C19 cusped double lancet, C15 style, with hood mould.
Blocked C13 opening.
Chancel, C13
C14, 3 bays, has chamfered and moulded plinth, stepped sill band, chamfered eaves, coped gable with cross.
North side has central blocked doorway with, above it, C13 lancet.
C16 four light lancet with coved reveal, hood mould and mask stops.
Off-centre C13 chamfered priest's door, flanked to left by 2 C13 lancets, all with hood moulds.
To right, C14 double lancet with Y tracery, hood mould and foliate stops.
Crossing has to east and west chamfered C13 arches with round filleted responds and moulded capitals and bases.
North and south sides have blocked C13 arches with simpler moulding.
Chancel has C16 low pitched roof, restored C19, with moulded cambered tie beams, moulded purlins and matchboarding.
South side has to east C13 piscina with cove moulded trefoil head with hood mould.
Westernmost window has re- set C18 stained glass Arms.
Unusual oak altar rail with turned cylindrical balusters and moulded rail, possibly made from stair balustrade, c.1600.
Panelled oak chest with painted inscription "WB TS 1633".
C19 wooden lectern, with turned stem.
C19 traceried panelled oak pulpit.
Monuments include framed benefaction board, c.1811, signed "J D Curtis Sc".
Large alabaster wall tablet with Latin inscription on slate tablet to Richard Hooker, 1654.
C13 effigy of Crusader, damaged.
4 Thoroton and Hildyard family hatchments, late C18 and C19.
3 Hildyard family brasses, C20.
Large Baroque style painted wood memorial tablet to Thoroton and Hildyard families, 1977.
War memorial brass, 1920.