C15, restored in 1882 and 1907.
C15 chancel possibly incorporating earlier fabric
C15 south aisle in 2 phases incorporating earlier fabric
C15 north and south transepts
original round-headed light to west end of south wall of nave, C15 windows to west and south walls of south wall: all 3-light windows with cinquefoil lights and square hoodmoulds
C15 chamfered pointed-arched south doorway, with evidence of former porch, now partly buried by churchyard.
On either side of the porch is a C15 3-light window with 4-centred arched lights, the right-hand window with C19 square hoodmould.
C15 3-bay arcade with standard A (Pevsner) granite piers between nave and south aisle and earlier C15 2-bay arcade leaning to south and propped against west wall of transept for lateral restraint at time of survey
FITTINGS: square Norman front, (or possibly later copy, church guide), with the Tree of Life and panelled decoration, standing on reused probable C12 arcade pier base which is on square Norman font base with stoolings for corner shafts: 1612 Gothic Survial oak screen to chancel aisle and some oak bench ends of similar date, reused as wall panels, all by father of Walter Langdon
late C18 or early C19 octgonal Regency Gothic oak pulpit with pointed-arched panels, on granite base
remains of C14 piscina to east wall of chancel
oak lectern 1895
oak rood screen in late medieval style.
large polychrome marble aedicule on south wall of chancel aisle to Walter Langdon (and his wife) who died 1676, plaster and marble aedicule 1676 to north wall of chancel.