Architectural Features
The other 3 belfry openings, moulded west doorway and crenellated parapet are late C14 additions.
4-bay nave of late C14 date with 2-light and 3- light windows in Perpendicular style.
C15 porch: flushwork-panelled facade
moulded entrance arch with rose-carved spandrels above which is an empty niche with crocketted ogee arch and flanking buttress shafts.
Late C14 2-bay chancel.
Chancel arch rests on corbels carved as human heads.
Good C14 angle piscina: cusped ogee arch with crocketting and buttress shafts.
Adjacent a drop-sill sedilia and 2 medieval aumbries.
At the west end of the nave, 11 C15 poppyhead bench- ends, 2 with remains of arm-rests
Remainder of nave seating comprises C18 box pews, built around further C15 poppyhead benches.
Effigy brasses include: Sir Edmund de Brundish , under recess in north nave wall
Several C17-C18 ledger slabs.