Architectural Features
To left is buttress with offsets and C14-style 2-light window
two C14-style windows to right
corbel table to eaves with carved heads
quatrefoil over north side of chancel has one 2-light C14-style window
North aisle has shallow lean-to roof, good 3-light Perpendicular east window, blocking course with saddleback coping, north side has C14 two-light window either side of central chamfered blocked doorway with small 2-light Perpendicular window over, four buttresses with offsets, blocking course, west end of aisle has good 3-light Perpendicular window with hoodmould
Three-stage C14 west tower has 3-light west window with reticulated tracery
C16 bellstage with 2-light cusped square-headed windows with louvres
C13 tower arch with attached shafts with stiff leaf capitals and roll-moulded arch
South wall has blocked elliptical arch to former rood loft, containing C13 coffin lid, of heart burial, aumbry to right
Three-bay north aisle with C14 double chamfered arches on cylindrical piers and responds
Chancel arch is restored C13 in similar style to tower arch
fragment of Saxon cross from Hanging Langford
Fittings: stained glass by Heaton
brass candelabra
North aisle has fine stone altar dated JM/1576 with multifoils and ovolo-moulded plinth, some C17 pews and medieval bench ends, north blocked doorway contains reset panels with Mompesson heraldic shields, others on wall to right, said to come from chest tomb
this aisle rebuilt by Mompesson family of Bathampton House (q.v.) in C15
Three- quarter figure on north wall of Rector Joseph Collier, died 1635, cartouche on south wall to Reverend Arthur Collier, died 1732