St Eanswith

Plain tile roof, with wood shingles to spire.

Nave: late C11 or C12, extended to west in C14, 2 west buttresses.

South-west aisle: C14 integral with west end of nave.

One window either side of porch, each 2-light in C14 style with name of churchwarden inscribed under hoodmould and date 1826.

Moulded wood cornice to inside with oak leaves carved on chamfer stops.

Chancel: late C11 or C12, largely rebuilt in 1902.

2-light C14 south window with renewed head and hoodmould.

North chapel: C13.

North aisle: C13, extended to west by one bay in C14.

2 east bays C13 with chamfered pointed arches, and piers with undercut moulded impost string and chamfer-stops to base.

Chancel arch pointed, chamfered to east and double-chamfered to west, added above probably re-set Norman jambs with zig-zag moulding to outer order.

West tower: timber framed, probably of C14 origin, altered in C19 and reconstructed 1902

Nave has moulded medieval cornice and two C16 tie-beams.

C18 pulpit with fielded panels.

Royal arms of 1780, north wall of nave.

Stained glass to east window by Lavers, Barraud and Westlake, 1874.

Monument: in north chapel to John Fagge d.1639, and John Fagge his son, d.1646, errected after 1646.Two reclining alabaster figures on white stone chest with black marble plinth, lid and panel.