Architectural Features
Coursed limestone rubble with ashlar dressings, slate roofs with decorated ridge tiles having stone coped gables with C19 crosses fleury.
To belfry stage on all 4 sides are C15 double lights with deep chamfered reveals and pointed heads under 4 centred arches.
The north side has a C15 4 centre arched headed doorway to the tower stair which rises up in the north east angle.
In the north side are C19 2 light windows and a blocked early C13 pointed doorway with simply moulded imposts and chamfered hood would.
The eastern aisle window is late C13 with 2 lights and trefoil over in a chamfered surround having hood mould and one surviving human head label stop.
The east and west walls of the south aisle contain C13 lancets.
Reused as a quoin on the east wall is the head of a late C13 cross fleury tombstone.
The south doorway is a heavily restored C13 opening with nook shafts having conceptual foliage capitals, a double roll moulded head, the inner order continues down the reveals, the outer order is of dog tooth decoration.
the early C13 3 bay arcades have double chamfered arches with quatrefoil keeled piers and responds, and annular capitals.
The C13 tower arch has 2 chamfered orders dying into the responds.
The C13 chancel arch of 2 chamfered orders has keeled responds, foliate and hob nailed capitals with C19 bases.