Architectural Features
Rubble flint, plastered except to E, stone quoins and dressings, old plain tile roofs
Small early C12 church of chancel and nave with W bell-gable, chancel prob lengthened mid C12, S porch added 1701
Chancel has restored C14 square headed 3-light E window
C16 diagonal corner buttresses
To N and S walls at E late C12 roundheaded lancet with chamfer
In S wall to W and set lower 2nd C12 lancent, earlier with no chamfer but with later pointed head, perhaps original SE window
To NW and SW C15 squareheaded 2-light cinqfoiled window
Taller, wider nave has on N wall early C12 roundheaded lancet, set high on wall
W window C15, restored squareheaded cinqfoiled window with moulded jambs and mullions
In gable C19 pair of unequal pointed bell openings C12 cross on gable
Inside chancel E qindow has splayed C14 jambs
Central S lancet has altered sill and on E jamb C13 wallpainting of young person under crocketed gable
Opposite monument 1755 to A Weekes by T Baker, London, inscription panel with column each side supporting open pediment
On S wall monument 1707 to T Hobbs, volutes and garlands either side of inscription panel
To W of it reset C15 stone head wearing cap
W of door C16 alms box on post, cut from tree trunk