Architectural Features
chancel, chancel extended C13.
Some C14
C15 windows and fittings, south transept, south aisle, south porch and general restoration by William Butterfield, 1864-6.
Flint and rubble, part plastered, with ashlar and rough dressed quoins and dressings, and plain tile roofs.
East wall part rendered in plaster painted as flint, with 2 dragonal offset buttresses in brick and flint, and C13 triple lancet east window.
Decorated window of 2 lights with sexfoil in head to west, and central blocked C15 doorway, 4 centred arch, double hollow chamfer and drip mould.
Chancel,with hollow chamfered reveal to mullion and transomed 4 light and traceried C15 Perpendicular opening to south-east organ room.
Monuments: south aisle.
Glass in south west and east window, by Gibbs, 1866-7, those to west in memory of Edward Knight and wife Elizabeth.