Three stage embattled tower, diagonal buttresses, 2-light bell chamber windows with louvres, prominent gargoyles
each window opening with a label, those to south of nave with stops carved as heads
C15 inner door.
Scraped interior on tile floors.
Norman font with a ribbed Jacobean cover
Dating the church in Otterhapmton is not precise but the details appear to put its founding in the twelfth century, when there are records of a chaplain here. To help confirm the age this font is Norman, decorated with bands of saltire crosses and topped by a Jacobean cover.
Pews, choir stalls and pulpit of C19, also 2 sconces for candles adjacent North window of the chancel.
C17 altar rail, turned balusters, some removed.