Architectural Features
C13 west door with pointed arch and hoodmould beneath large, transomed, 5-light window with cusped lights, traceried head and hoodmould.
Above south aisle are carvings of a bird and crown.
gargoyles to north and south.
3-light windows, that against tower with Tudor-arched head, that to right of porch with square head, the window beyond with reticulated tracery and pointed arch.
Cavetto-moulded course with gargoyles beneath embattled parapet with crocketed pinnacles and cross to east.
C12 round-arched priest's door in rubblework panel on left, buttress to right with square-headed window of 5 ogee lights beyond
South chapel, in aisle, has diagonal buttress with gargoyles and cusped 5-light windows to south and east
North wall has blocked, 2-bay, C13 arcade with buttress across eastern bay and triangular-headed 4-light window in west bay.
C13 aisle arcades with circular piers and capitals to double-chamfered arches, treble-shafted west responds, south-east respond with shafts and half-octagonal pier.
C15 nave roof with 1 boss and traces of ceilure in wastern bay.
C14 moulded chancel arch and quadrant-moulded west arches to chapel and organ chamber
Tudor arches into the chancel.
C13 arcade to former north chapel.
Mostly C19 fittings: earlier rood screen with mullions and ogee-headed opening.
Monuments: large tomb chest against chancel north wall to Richard Marshall (d1505) - plinth and side panels with inscriptions and carvings of books, chalices, tools, scales etc
no brass inlay remains.
Nearby a carved stone frame with inscription to Robert Simpson (d1704)
Brasses in south chapel to Hannah Perkins (d1669) and Richard Perkins N. Pevsner, B.O.E., 1967.ed.