C17 alterations
Plain tiled roofs with decorative ridge tiles and parapets with cross finials at east end and at end of north transept.
Lower rubble stage is medieval.
The timber-framed bell chamber was added in the C16.
Nave: heightened in C14.
Chancel: rebuilt c1300, the east wall was rebuilt in 1698 and part of the south wall was again rebuilt in 1895.
There is a reset and restored original east window of three lights and nearby is a stone inscribed "John Houlds, 1698" recording the rebuilding of the wall.
A medieval doorway in the west wall of the nave leads into an alcove at the base of the tower.
Nave and chancel have C14 wagon roofs with scissor-braces.
the other panels are of late C17 date.
In the north transept there is a recess with a cusped head and scalloped fan-shaped drain of circa 1300.
Memorials: early C19 memorial in the chancel to Abigail Domuile, died 1822, with urn relief.
In the nave is a memorial to William Domuile, died 1859, to Edward Price, died 1773, and to samuel, Ferrar, all with urn decoration. (RCHM, III, p 212-3, item 1