C16 additions.
plain tile roof.
Blocked Norman chancel arch forms east end, with large round arch to north
tower forming porch, to northwest, probably late C13.
South transept replaced by C16 house built by Charles Foxe after the Dissolution
destroyed by fire late C17: now fragmentary with mullion and transom windows.
INTERIOR: painted plaster ceiling c1672 by Thomas Francis, with Angels with scrolls, the Symbol of the Trinity, and clouds
glass by Kempe in west window and north aisle, with C16 Flemish roundels in Vestry. (Cranage, D.H.S.,: An Architectural Account of the Churches of Shropshire: PP. 70-76).