St Nicholas

Similarities between mouldings of the arcade, tower arch and chancel arch suggests a major phase of rebuilding in the C15.

The nave has a large square-headed probably C16 4-light window with cinquefoil-headed lights and a buttress with set-offs.

wide segmental-arched outer doorway with a hoodmould, stone-topped benches, a medieval ceiled wagon roof and a moulded inner doorway with a 3-centred arched head.

The north aisle has 3-light traceried west and east windows, and 4 4-light square-headed probably C16 windows with cusped lights, 1 buttress with set-offs and a rectangular stair turret with a 2-light square-headed window to the right of the turret.

probably C15 Beerstone chancel arch with a hollow-chamfered moulding and capitals only to the engaged shafts

C15 moulded tower arch carried on boldy-carved corbels with variants of the green man.

Late C19 or C20 ceiled wagon to the nave, medieval ceiled wagon to the aisle and north chancel chapel

The sanctuary has a trefoil-headed piscina and a probably C17 communion rail with thick turned balusters, returning along the north side.

Probably re-cut medieval font with an octagonal bowl with quatrefoils and boldy-carved foilage below the bowl.

C19 or early C20 pulpit in a C17 manner

The nave and aisle floor are paved with probably early C19 red and black tiles with some C17 ledger stones set in it.

Stained Glass: East window probably by Drake of Exeter memorial date 1885.

The tower window and westernmost window of the nave have brighly-coloured non-pictorial glass from the circa 1830s.

Memorials: Series of C18, C19 and C20 wall plaques, mostly white marble, in the nave.

The north chancel chapel has a wall monument to James Bernard, Lord of the Manor, died 1823, and others of the family and a brass to William Henry Bernard, died 1872.