North side has to east a flat headed Perpendicular triple lancet and to west, a C14 single lancet
The east end has a late C14 double lancet with 4-centred arched head
East end has a restored early C14 triple lancet with intersecting tracery
South side has to east a C13 double lancet with plate tracery
North porch, C14, restored C19, has chamfered plinth and eaves, coped gable with kneelers and finial, double chamfered doorway and a C19 quatrefoil in each side
Interior has 2 restored stone benches, C19 roof and C15 roll moulded Tudor arched doorway
Triple chamfered C13 tower arch has round responds and C20 wooden screen
C13 3-bay arcade has round and quatrefoil piers, octagonal imposts and double chamfered arches with hood moulds
South aisle east end has a C13 moulded arch with shafts and dogtooth capitals
South side has a central C14 tomb recess with shafts and hood mould
South east window has medieval glass fragments
South east chapel, now vestry, has to east a window, flanked to left by a blocked lancet and to right by a C15 niche with a mask pendant
North side has to east a late C14 tomb recess
South east side has a C19 triple sedilia with shafts, and a late C13 piscina
Above, stained glass window, 1892, signed G F Campfield, also attributed to Morris & Co
Resited C15 traceried oak screen
3 C16 benches with traceried ends, plus 6 restored ends
C19 octagonal oak pulpit, benches and stalls
Large Classical marble and slate war memorial tablet, 1918, with brass, 1945