Architectural Features
C14 tower, the remainder rebuilt 1863-4 by E.G. Bruton
Squared coursed limestone rubble with C20-tile roof
To east a C19 window in C13 style of 3 trefoiled lights
To south three C13 re-used windows, each of a single light with trefoiled head, that to left set lower
To north a C19 gabled vestry with C20 tile roof and coped gables with kneelers
To left a re-set C14 pointed window of 2 ogee-headed lights and quatrefoil
To north wall of nave three C19 windows in C13 style of 2 trefoiled lights with quatrefoil-pierced plate tracery
To west wall a paired C19 window in C13 style with quatrefoil-pierced tracery
C14 south tower of 3 stages with moulded plinth
Interior: to south wall of chancel, the easternmost window has a C13 moulded and trefoiled rere-arch
Window to centre has C13 moulded splays which continue into a moulded, trefoiled arch
Double-chamfered arches, To west of arcade a C14 triple-chamfered tower arch
In east wall of tower a C14 altar recess with chamfered surround
C19 stained glass in chancel east window and aisle windows
Re-set in south-east window of chancel sane fragments of C16 glass from the Church of Villers