Architectural Features
Tower in four stages plus blank panelled crenellation and three diagonal pinnacles, diagonal buttresses becoming square clamp, above and below first string course at each corner are fine paired corbel heads or animal carvings
nave clearstorey with four 2-light perpendicular lights and pierced parapet over string course with ball-flower, south aisle with 2-light restored C14 windows and unpierced parapet.
Chancel with 2-light C14 windows and unpierced parapet.
Chancel with 2-light C14 windows and parapet string course with ball-flower.
Chancel arch has twin north, and triple, south cusped openings at low level, and arch mould stopped to octagonal cap on short triple shafts with keeled profile, springing from leaf-carved brackets.
Floors generally stone, except under pews, and probably C19 tile to chancel, carpetted at time of survey.
Good Jacobean pulpit on chancel north respond
carved oak reredos, The Last Supper.