Architectural Features
Wide west doorway with 4-centred arch and figure stops
Nave of mid C15 built at expense of Elizabeth Howard: north and south clerestoreys each with 4 2-light openings having super transoms and panel tracery
gable parapet to nave with medieval stone bellcote, gable with opening as to clerestorey.
C15 south porch of brick, high gable parapet with head of 8-rayed cross, shaped brick kneelers, diagonal buttresses
C15 door with some muntins and boards renewed, box braced and nailed to rear with wooden lock and bar.
Interior: 4 bay arcade north and south, mid C15, clustered piers with double chamfered arches, the outer being hollow, the inner with roll chamfer
figure stops to arcade hood. nave roof supported by stone angle corbels on slender colonettes, hammerbeam roof of 1878.
South aisle with C15 braced roof having moulded principal beams and traceried spandrels.
Remnants of double chamfered C14 arch with polygonal piers and low imposts to former north chapel, similar arch to organ bay to south of 1878.
Large wineglass pulpit of 1876 in burr elm.
Two restored C15 bench ends with poppyheads and mythical animals to front two pews of nave.
North aisle with C12 pillar piscina on twisted stem, 3 panels of C15 screen painted with foliage pattern, fragments of medieval glass, consecration cross on north wall, two reset coffin lids one of mid C15 showing mason's square and chisel either side of wheelhead cross.
7 C15 benches with poppyhead bench ends.
South aisle with 6 C15 benches with poppyhead bench ends.