Architectural Features
north and south aisles mid C15, south porch mid C15, clerestory
north porch C16.
Restoration of the tower, early C17, by enclosing east wall and building two buttresses projecting into the nave.
South porch largely rebuilt with C15 two-centred arch with semi octagonal responds.
east window C15 restored of three cinque-foiled lights, (blocked lancet windows in east and north walls), priest's doorway with chamfered two-centre arch, between the windows.
Interior: Nave arcades each of four bays mid C15, two-centred arches of two orders with continuous double ogee moulded outer order, with semi octagonal responds with moulded capitals and bases.
Chancel arch mid to late C13 two-centred of two chamfered orders with moulded labels on both sides, semi octagonal responds with moulded capitals and abaci continuous to side walls.
Large trefoiled C13 niche with shafted capitals to west wall.
Reredos of bolection moulded panelling with cornice and pediment, angel heads over side panels and cartouche in pediment with painted inscription 'Dua Juditha Levini Benet Bar Vidva una cum Juditha utrius filia Deco et Ecclesiae obtulere 1700', panels painted with Creed, Commandments, Lords Prayer and quotations in small panels above.
Fragments of C14 glass in north window of chancel
modern memorial glass by John Piper in east window.
Wall monuments in chancel
white marble tablet with urn and drapery to Katharine Judith wife of Henry John Adeane 1825, white marble pedimented tablet to Robert Jones Adeane and his wife 1823, 1842, neo-gothic monument with inscriptions to General James Whorwood Adeane of Babraham and Chalgrove 1802 and to Anne his wife 1832.
On the tomb are two life size figures with a circular plaque in a wreath between them, behind and to the full height of the figures black marble drapery.
Wall monuments in south aisle
C20 tablet in memory of John Hallier, Vicar of Babraham burnt in Cambridge during the Marian persecution 1556, Floor slab in chancel to Gulielmus Cole died XI Jan MDCCXXXIIII Actat LXIII, father of William Cole.
Four hatchments in north and south aisles bearing the Adeane arms.