Architectural Features
south arcade, C15 chancel and north arcade and late C15 west tower.
Nave has a C15 clerestory.
Two C15 windows, restored, of three cinquefoil lights with vertical tracery in two centred arch with label and grotesque stops to one of the labels.
South porch is C13 in origin, but probably rebuilt.
Outer arch, C13, of two chamfered orders in a two centred arch, the outer on engaged columns with splayed capital (one restored), and moulded bases.
Chancel, C15.
North chapel, C15, to chancel has an east window of three cinquefoil lights in depressed arch with vertical tracery.
Interior: C15 west tower arch.
The two centred arches are restorations of C19-C20 (although it is suggested that the restoration is C15)
two of the columns with moulded capitals and bases are C13.
C15 north arcade of three bays.
There are two C15 windows, probably insertions which have been restored in C19, in two of the bays.
Chancel has C15 roof of two bays.
Pierced spandrel bracing to tie beams on jack posts, the faces carved with male and female figures.
The intermediate principal rafters have male and female figures carved to the soffit.
North chapel has late C15 depressed four centred arch leading to the chancel.