C15 arcade, south aisle and chancel
Fine C14 studded and traceried south door.
Buttressed north wall incorporates portions of C13 masonry and a pointed doorway with imposts, one with foliate moulding.
At the east end of the south aisle two C12 scalloped capitals have been set into the wall.
Monuments.
North aisle: a tablet dated 1580 to James Westrop
a wall brass to Elizabeth Cayley, d1688.
South aisle: wall monument to various members of the Sawdon family who died between 1782 and 1820, by C Fisher of York
Chancel south wall: elaborate wall monument in high relief with broken pedimented surround and Latin inscription to Sir William Cayley, d1681
Stained glass: a window in the south wall of the chancel, of 1885, which is a precise rendering of Raphael's "Sermon of St Paul at Athens" from the Sistine Cartoons.