Architectural Features
In the north aisle 3 C15 3 light windows with panel traceried heads.
C12 chancel with single round-headed light and fragment of corbel table.
The east wall of the south aisle has a 3 light C14 window with cusped heads
in the south wall 2 and 3 light C15 windows.
Gabled, late C13, south porch having pointed double chamfered outer arch with foliated capitals, octagonal reveals, human head label stops, contemporary open work cross to coped gable and an ashlar roof, with side benches to porch.
Behind a C19 pierced wooden screen is the original C14 planked door with contemporary iron closing ring with pierced decorative plate and ring depicting St.Stephen with lizards whispering in his ears.
C15 3 bay nave arcades with facetted shafts having bell moulded bases and engaged angle shafts with embattled octagonal capitals and double chamfered arches.
Early C13 tower arch with facetted reveals, moulded imposts and a facet, a chamfer and square orders over.
In the south aisle a C13 chamfered and painted piscina.
C15 moulded chancel arch and hood.
In the chancel north wall a double chamfered C14 archway with engaged shaft and foliate capitals, and in the north wall a triangular headed aumbry.
All fittings are C19 including stone panelled pulpit and reading desk, apart from the plain octagonal font which was also recut then.
Monuments.
In the wall of the vestry a C13 quatrefoil with dogtoothing, shield and hands clasping a heart.
In the sanctuary a C14 effigy of a knight with chain mail and surcoat, feet resting on a lion.
In the south aisle an unusual early C14 double effigy of a knight andlady under a coverlet with shield and cusped surround.