Architectural Features
C14 porch with moulded arch, buttresses and parapet gable
C13 south doorway with hood moulding and decorated labels.
One square-headed C15 2-light nave window to left of porch with simple rectilinear tracery head and hood moulding
on north side another similar 2-light, and remains of blocked C12 window
C14 south transept with 3-light south window, and 2-light to east with reticulated tracery.
C15 chancel, rebuilt C19
below, set into the wall, a glazed tile from the reign of Edward II depicting the crucifixion
diagonal animal gargoyles at each corner
pointed chancel arch on restored C12 square piers with scalloped capitals
C15 tower arch
elaborate C19 memorial to Susan Elwes on west wall.
many memorial plaques to the Elwes family on north wall.
Octagonal stone C15 wine-glass pulpit to south of chancel arch on tall narrow octagonal stem
The stained glass to most windows dates from 1854 and is by Thomas Willement