Architectural Features
Coursed and squared ironstone with plain tile, copper, stone, slate and lead roofs
2-stage west tower, early C14, has plinth, string courses and mask corbel table plus 2 angle buttresses
Above it, a C14 single lancet and above again, a clock
South side has a C14 single lancet
Parapeted clerestory has on each side 3 C15 ogee double lancets with flat headed reveals
Flanking the porch on either side, a C15 triple lancet with flat head, hood mould and mask stops
North side has to west a restored C13 doorway with hood mould and to its right a small chamfered light
East end has a C14 5- light lancet with intersecting tracery, hood mould and mask stops, and a late C18 tablet below it
C14 north porch has coped gable with kneelers, moulded doorway with hood mould and mask stops, and a single light in each side
Interior has stone benches, arched tie-beams with bosses, and early C14 roll-moulded doorway with double shafts
Restored south porch has coped gable with flanking buttresses and chamfered flat headed doorway East side has a tiny re-set, C13 single lancet
C12 inner doorway with zigzag and lozenge moulding, shafts with scallop capitals and hood mould
C14 tower arch, triple chamfered, has octagonal responds
C19 stained glass west window
3-bay nave arcades, early C14, have octagonal piers with square bases to north and octagonal bases to south
Restored C15 roof with arch braces and wall shafts on beast and mask corbels
Aisles have restored moulded C15 roofs with wall shafts and bosses in north aisle
North aisle west end window has C15 glass fragments
Blocked C14 rood loft doorway in the north east corner
Early C14 double chamfered chancel arch has octagonal responds
East end has stained glass window by Powell, 1855
South-east window has 2 C19 seats in the opening and stained glass c 1900
South-west window has C19 stained glass in the head
Scrolled oval medallion containing painted demi- figure with tablet on apron, bracket and crest, to Harrold Kynnesman, 1631