Steep old red tile roofs
On N wall of chancel monument to Robert Younge of 1626 (restored and painted 1979) in the form of a fluted column shaft above a classical base interrupted by a circular niche with a bust
Exceptional survival of a glazed tile pavement c.1300 with a radial design surrounding the alter in dark green and yellow glaze on stamped patterns and circular, quatrefoil and cinquefoil shapes
A corner shield bears the Monchensey arms, the family which held the manor at the end of the C13
2-light C15 traceried S window and 2 C19 copies in N wall
E of windows are the 2-bay C13 arcades of church into the transepts
The C12 S doorway has plain square jambs, simple grooved and hollow chamfered abaci and a round arch
It appears to have been reset in C16 brick work when porch was added
C14 W doorway in Barnack stone with pointed arch
Splendid elaborate early C16 red brick S porch with hollow chamfered plinth, diagonal buttresses with trefoil headed niches in each face and octagonal corner turrets with finials