Lias ashlar with plain fishscale tile roof
South aisle probably C14 restored 1868 is of 2-window range of 3-light windows with reticulated tracery with similar east and west windows
North aisle of 3-window range of 2-light C14 square-headed windows
West tower of 3 stages with clasping buttress at west and angle buttress at junction with nave incorporating remains of gargoyle above first stage
Interior: C14 nave arcade of 3 bays with double chamfered arches and octagonal piers the south side having hollow chamfers
C17 painted inscription has strapworth surrounds
Stained glass: west window by Powell, several other windows including the east window contain C19 stained glass
Monuments: Incised alabaster slab to William Holdenby died 1490 and wife at east end of south aisle
C14 grave slab alongside
C19 misericords in chancel and stall c.1720, French with ribbon work