Architectural Features
Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings under a machine-tile roof.
North nave and chancel in one, C12, have to north wall a large lancet and a small C12 window with semi- circular head.
Towards west end a blocked door of C12 with semi-circular head and chamfered jambs.
South nave and chancel in one, C13, with-two lancets.
South porch is of timber and C15.
The eastern respond rebuilt in C15 has a rectangular stone structure with crenellated cornice over a recess with moulded jambs and square head.
Set in recess effigies of a knight and his wife, probably early C14.
The recess to the west has a segmental pointed arch, over mid-C14 stone effigies.
Roof is probably C15 of two bays with wall posts reaching to floor and intermediate trusses.