Architectural Features
In the south wall of the chancel is some coursed flint rubble walling, perhaps of C12.
Late C13 chancel arch with clustered shafts and moulded capitals.
Early C14 east window and plain south doorway.
C15 square-headed windows.
Late C14 tower with traceried belfry windows and flushwork traceried buttresses.
Porch added c.1400 to late C14 doorway.
Major remodelling of nave in mid C15: large 3-light side windows.
The lower section of each truss has long beams and tenoned posts, out of the lower section of which is carved a niche in which is a standing figure.
Carved arch braces.
The intermediate trusses have only long arch braces up to the collars, but at the foot of the principal rafter there is unusual foliate carving.
A plain C14 niche beside chancel arch.
C15 rood loft stairs and doorways in south nave wall and a small niche.
A small late C14 piscina, ogee-headed, in the chancel.
Two sets of 12 benches: the 8 western-most on each side are C15 work with some restoration, and the remainder were added in C19.
Late C17 altar rails with turned balusters.