Architectural Features
Nave to left has two 2-light square-headed C14 windows with ogee cusping, one to right of porch
late C13 three-light pointed window of 3 lancet lights to south
single C14 window to east
Chancel has pointed priest's door and three C19 lancets to south side, corbel table with carved animals and faces, east end has angle buttresses
East end has 3- light pointed window with hoodmould with carved head terminals
West window is C19 four-light geometric-style with hoodmould and carved head terminals
Crossing tower has early C14 two-light pointed windows to offset bellstage, parapet and broach spire, rebuilt c1770 with string courses and moulded capping
Interior: Perpendicular inner door with hollow-chamfer and hoodmould with busts, C14 niche over
Chancel has collar-rafter roof, north wall has three C13 lancets, now within vestry, 2 to left have roll-moulded sill, plain hollow-chamfered piscina on south wall
Stained glass includes good east window glass of 1843, 2 windows by Heaton and Butler of 1860s
in north aisle to Ellen Tower and south transept to Mary King, and good unsigned glass of 1891 to Rev