Early in C13 church almost entirely rebuilt
Tower built early in C14 except the top stage which added late in C14
North chapel built in C16 and in modern times vestry and south porch
Roofs covered in plain tiles
C13 east window of chancel is of three pointed lights with plain tracery and pointed arch
C16 chapel built against north wall of chancel
The north aisle is lighted by three small lancet windows, two in north wall and one in west and above these the wall was raised in late C14 and two windows of two-trefoil lights with plain tracery and four-centred heads provided
On east wall of chapel is marble monument dated 1573 to Sir Edward Saunders and Agnes his 2nd wife
The C13 chancel arch is pointed and of two splayed orders
Early C13 arcade of three bays with pointed arches of two splayed orders supported on octagonal pillars and responds with moulded capitals and bases
North aisle roof has C16 beams and purlins
In north chapel is early C17 oak chest
In the bench ends are reused late C16 traceried panels