Architectural Features
Good C15 square tower: 4-stage angle buttresses with chequer flushwork, the 4 against the west corner containing empty cusped image niches.
C13 4-bay aisles with much-renewed 3-light Perpendicular-style windows
south aisle has C14 west window with reticulated tracery.
Both aisles retain C13 doorways, each with one order of colonnettes and a moulded 2-centred arch.
South doorway has repaired medieval door.
C15 porch, faced in knapped flint
Late C15 clerestorey with a range of 8 closely-set 3-light windows with buttresses between
C13 4-bay arcades and chancel arch.
Aisle roofs probably C15 but considerably restored.
Much renewed C13 triple sedilia has enriched trefoil arches and Purbeck marble shafts
In vestry, much mutilated remains of an unusual double angle piscina with leaf ornament, probably C13.
Older base, perhaps C13, with 8 engaged shafts.
Poppyhead benches, some with C15 ends, the majority C19.
2 C15 misericords in sanctuary.
Several C17-C18 ledger slabs, especially to members of the Sheppard family.