West wall of nave has a similar doorway below a C14 window with 3 lights and cusped intersecting tracery
North wall has a renewed square-headed Perpendicular window and a small blocked mid-C13 doorway with deep mouldings and a shouldered inner arch
Rectangular tower in Norman style is externally C19 and has paired bell-chamber openings of 3 orders with cushion capitals below an arcaded corbel table
Lower C14 arch to south leads to the Dashwood Chapel
Roofs are in C15 style and incorporate some original work
Large wall painting on the north wall
Monuments include a Baroque cartouche to James Evans (died 1702) and, in the Dashwood Chapel, a large marble wall monument of 1724, with a broken-segmental pediment and flanking drapery, commemorating numerous members of the family and signed William and Thomas Williams of Middleton Stoney
There are also many hatchments
Stained glass of c.1852 in south aisle by Thomas Willement, and of 1877 in chancel. (V.C.H.: Oxfordshire,'Vol.VI, p.229-31