Architectural Features
C15, north chapel and west tower added.
Clay-tile roofs.
The restored C15 east window is of two tre- foiled lights in a four-centred head.
North wall has a C13 lancet window now lighting the vestry.
South wall has a C15 window of two cinquefoiled lights in a square head.
The C15 doorway has chamfered jambs and two-centred head.
Nave¼ South wall has 2 C15 windows of 3 cinquefoiled lights in square heads, and a C19 central window.
The south porch has a C13 outer archway, two-centred and of two chamfered orders, the outer continuous and the inner springing from corbel-shaftes with moulded capitals and fluted bases.
C15 west window of 3 cinquefoiled lights, in a two-centred head.
The north chapel has a C15 west bay and a C19 extension to the east, built of partly re-used material.
East wall of the vestry has a reset C15 window, similar to that in the south wall of the chancel.
The north wall of the chapel has two C15 windows, and the west wall has one.
Roof: of nave is C15.
There are carved bosses at the intersections.
Wall-plates are embattled and brattished, and have carved heads under alternate ribs.
Screen, under chancel-arch, stone, of 5 bays including doorway and finished with moulded cornice, C15.
Seating: C17 pews, made up with some C19 work. (RCHM, Dorset I , p 100 (1)).