Architectural Features
Ashlar, coursed squared stone and rubble stone with stone dressings and plain tile roofs, part parapetted.
C14 tower of 3 stages with plinth, moulded bands and angle buttresses with set-offs.
C14 4 bay N arcade with double chamfered arches on quatrefoil piers.
C15 4 bay S arcade, hollow and curved chamfered arches, former to ground, latter on shafts.
C14 N aisle but with late Perp windows.
3 3-lights and E 4-light : 3 with c1900 stained glass.
Mid C14 sedilia remains in part.
C15 roof and battlemented parapet.
C14 chancel, partly rebuilt 1857.
2 N windows with Y and Reticulated tracery and C19 stained glass and 2 similar S windows.
C19 stained glass.
C15 S aisle, the E window with stained glass by Ward and Hughes London, 1891, and 3 S windows by T. Curtis of same firm, 1905.
C15 restored roof.
C15 s porch, the openwork gable with short wall posts, tie beam, curved braces, and curved struts.
C13 round front on 8 short shafts.
Cartouche with angel heads, the inscription in place of arms.