All Saints

Tile roof

Nave and chancel, with south aisle (four bays) of 1180, north chapel and west tower added but later (c.1200) merged as a wide north aisle, chancel renewed C13, upper part of tower 1875 by R W Edis, c19 north and south porches

The exterior has lancets, some of the C13, with a cinquefoil above the west end of the nave

The prominent bell tower has a steeple with exaggerated broaches, a timber-framed bell stage, and battered sides hung with scalloped tiles

A late medieval roof has king posts (the nave with modern tie-beams). The C14 font is hexagonal on six short shafts around a central shaft

There are wall monuments of 1740, 1741, 1743, 1756, 1780, 1820, 1829 and others of the early c19

A window contains etched glass, as a memorial to the poet Edward Thomas.