Nave with late C13 chancel, north and south aisles
C15 south porch
Blocked late C13 window at east end of south side
Interior: C12 nave, probably originally shorter, and chancel
North aisle added late C12
nave lengthened and south aisle added early C13 and chancel rebuilt in late C13
later opened up with wide arch extending aisle in C14
double chamfered pointed arched on round columns with late C12 octagonal abaci
South arcade of 4 bays, early C13, double chamfered arches on round columns and round abaci
C19 chancel arch in classic C13 style, with Purbeck nook shafts
Fittings: Font, at west end, C19 Bath stone
Pulpit, choir stalls and communion rail all C19
Monuments: In chancel
south side: a) A large monument of 1646
kneeling life-size figures of Sir Gabriel Pile and wife
c1620. b) North side: monument carried on arch across corner of chancel
Cornice and apron below with inscription to Edward Richards of Compton, Berks, died 1728. c) Recessed wall monument
Kneeling figure in front of reading desk
In north aisle: a wall monument, painted limestone with moulded frame
Brasses: below carpet
brass to Joan Darell
Glass: east window by H. Hughes, 1865
East window of north aisle signed HW. (Pevsner: Buildings of England: Wiltshire, Leete-Hodge, Brasses of Wiltshire, (1977), p.13.)