Architectural Features
Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings, chancel roof of graduated stone tiles, with artificial ones to nave.
West tower of three stages on a C13 battered plinth with roll mouldings.
Nave: early C13, the south wall divided into three bays by C19 stepped buttresses.
The label has angel stops.
The central bay has a C13 lancet to the left
a C14 window of three pointed lights under a two-centred head to the right with a label.
To west of this a blocked C13 door with two-centred roll- moulded head.
South porch of C14 has a two-centred outer arch of two chamfered orders with label.
The C13 south doorway has a two-centred arch with continuous roll moulding and a moulded label with foliate stops.
West bay has a C13 north door with segmental-pointed head, chamfered label and roll moulded jambs.
The eastern bay has a C14 window of two trefoiled lights under a two-centred head with a moulded label.
Western bay contains a C14 priest's door.
North wall has north vestry of C14 with a lancet in north and south walls.
To west of this a reset C14 window of two trefoiled lights under a two-centred head with a moulded label.
Chancel has a C14 common rafter roof with arch-braced collars and inclined ashlar pieces.
Fittings: a re-set screen under the tower arch of the late C15 is of eight bays with a C19 door at the north end.