east chapels C14, restored 1875 by Blomfield.
Two stage battered tower with roll moulded and plain chamfered west doorway, and restored C15 Perpendicular west windows.
South aisle with angle buttresses and offset porch with quatrefoiled oculi containing C14 glass.
South chapel of rubble, east end of chancel flint and rubble, north chapel flint, with charnel cellar below, with restored geometric south east window, restored curvilinear east window with sexfoil and genuine C14 curvilinear north-east three light window with mouchettes.
North aisle and north-east chapel with angle buttresses and three offset buttresses, with two large C14 windows, two light with quatrefoil over, and four smaller ones of similar pattern, with lean-to north porch.
Three bay nave arcade, octagonal piers with double chamfered arches, and three bay crown post roof with straight tie beams and solid knees on carved corbels.
South aisle with C15 three bay cusped blind arcading and string course over.
1300
section of keel roll blind hollow chamfered nave arcade and chancel arch pre-dating C14 expansion of nave.
C14 screen to south chapel, with solid plastered base, with square-headed lights, two with mouchettes.
C14 cusped and ogee-headed recess in south chapel, with attached shafts.
C12 architectural fragment in north aisle, zig-zag and diaper mouldings.
Glass: in north aisle, roundel c.1300 of angel, with other C14
Fragmentary wall painting in south aisle.