4-light east window with shafts, cusped circles and carved label stops
Lean-to roof with plain ashlar parapet and 2 small gargoyles
C13 gabled porch in centre bay has single-chamfered outer doorway with nail-head decoration and 2 small shields, with Tresham arms, to either side
Inner doorway is late C12 with single order of shafts with waterleaf capitals and zig-zag decoration to arch
one 3-light window to left has 4-centred arch head and carved label stops
Shallow gabled roof with plain ashlar parapet and 2 small gargoyles
Late C13 west tower of 3 stages with plinth and 2-stage clasping buttresses
Interior: 3-bay nave arcade of C15 double-chamfered arches with octagonal piers, and polygonal responds
C19 nave and chancel roofs with arched-braced trusses and carved stone corbels
Octagonal font with octagonal shaft having decorated band at base
C19 floor tiles
C19 stained glass east windows of chancel and south aisle, and south windows of chancel
Monuments: John Hewitt, died 1799, and tablet in north aisle Ann Jenour, died 1839, marble tablet alongside by Swan of Oundle
Various C19 brass tablets relating to the Powys family of Lilford Hall (q.v.). Thomas Littleton Selby died 1878, brass plaque in north aisle indicates that he was agent for Lord Lilford and Architect for the restoration of the Church 1874. (Buildings of England: Northamptonshire, p.372