Architectural Features
Restored C15 two-light west window with vertical tracery.
The nave has a restored C15 clerestory of five, two-light windows to each side.
The South aisle is much narrower than the North and is probably rebuilt on the site of part of an early medieval church.
The South doorway is C15 and of clunch and has a hollow moulded two centred arch in a square head with foliated spandrels.
The three windows were restored in C15 style but the dripmoulds and their masks are original.
There is a C15 embattled North porch with original roof and hollow mouldings to an outer two-centred archway.
The crown post roof with arch bracing to the tie-beams is C15.
It is carried on large corbels, carved with figures.
North of the chancel arch is the C15 rood loft staircase.
There are C14 piscinas in the North and South aisles.