Architectural Features
West tower: C12 to tall first stage, Perpendicular to upper 3 stages.
Nave: early C14 and later, of 3 bays.
Inner south door C12 with 3 orders of colonnettes, waterleaf capitals and several roll mouldings in the arch.
Chancel: early C14.
To east a C17 2-light mullion window, above a 2-light mullion window with round-arched heads.
Wooden reredos in north chapel, late C16, Dutch, with 5 small screens and decorative panels.
To north aisle is a portion of Roman mosaic found at the Villa in Well in 1859, also to north aisle large painted coat of arms to George I, 1731.
Tomb chest to Sir John Nevill Lord Latimer 1596, a recumbant effigy, the back panel now to side with inscription and arms.
Roofs to nave and chancel probably C17.