Most windows of nave are C15 with cusped lights
Chancel has Norman Revival style round arch lights
Interior: Large C15 W arch with attached single shafts
Nave roof has C15 hammerbeam trusses with traceried panels above the hammerbeams and crown posts from the collar braces
Complete C15 oak box pews decorated with miniature stepped buttresses
Circa 1150 Norman chancel arch with scalloped capitals
Outstanding internal feature is the Lytton Chapel which contains a remarkable set of early C18 monuments to members of the Lytton family
Standing figure in shell- niche tabernacle frame
Also in chapel, brasses to Roland Lytton (d.1582) and his 2 wives
Tablet to Anne Lytton (d. 1601). Epitaph to William Robinson Lytton Strode (d. 1732) by John Annis: two kneeling figures facing sarcophagus
On N wall: brass to Lord Simon Bache (d. 1414) formerly in chancel floor
Font at W end c. 1480, limestone, octagonal