Architectural Features
In the south side in the middle stage is a C13 lancet.
The west window is late C13 with Y tracery.
In the north wall are 2 C14 windows with 3 lights, with mouchettes
a recut late C13 window with intersecting tracery, also a blocked doorway more clearly visible on the inside.
The south wall of the chancel has 2 single and single paired lancets, all C13, and a planked door with brick surround, probably dating from 1732.
Above is a rectangular plaque inscribed with the initials TH in a C16 script.
The reset inner doorway is late C13 with paired angle shafts to the reveals, moulded imposts and hood.
Early C13 3 bay north and south arcades.
Also in the north wall is a small reset C13 capital decorated with foliage and hobnail.
In the south wall is a trefoil headed C13 piscina,
high up a fragment of C12 voussoir comprising 2 fine orders of chevron moulding.
Fittings are all C19 or C20 apart from a set of early C16 bench ends with initials presumably of the church wardens' families.
The font is a C12 circulr tub with a short run of billet moulding in the lower band standing on a splayed octagonal base.
The font is a 12th C. circular tub on an octagonal base.
Monuments.
At the west end of the nave a fragment of a C10 gravemarker decorated with figure of 8 intertwining knots and cable moulding round the edges.
Reset in an aisle window are 3 figure panels of C15 stained glass.