Architectural Features
C19 2 light west window and in the north aisle a C13 trefoil.
C14 north aisle with stepped buttresses and plain parapet having contemporary moulded door, a pair of 2 light windows, a 3 light window, all with cusped ogee heads and moulded surrounds.
C14 chancel restored 1859 with blocked ogee headed doorway and a pair of single chamfered 2 light windows, cusped ogee heads and triskeles.
In the south aisle a small rectangular fixed light and a 4 light C14 window with quatrefoils and in the west wall a further 4 light window with reticulated tracery.
C19 ashlar gabled porch having pointed continuously chamfered outer arch, side benches and a C14 wave moulded inner doorway.
Interior. c.1200 north nave arcade of 3 bays, circular piers and responds, annular capitals and double chamfered rounded arches.
C14 south arcade, octagonal piers and responds, double chamfered arches.
C14 double chamfered tower arch dying into the reveals.
In the south aisle a C14 piscina with chamfered square surround and a plain squint in the east wall.
There is a further squint in the north aisle and in the north wall a C14 statue bracket.
Early C13 chancel arch, circular reveals, moulded annular capitals, double chamfered arch.
In the south wall of the chancel a reset c.1200 double chamfered arch having circular reveals
capitals with hobnail decoration, also a C14 recut triple sedilia with ogee heads and human head stops with beyond a matching double piscina.
On the eastern pier of the north nave arcade are rare armorial paintings of c.1300 in red paint depicting coats of arms of the benefactors of the church.
Monuments.
At the west end of the nave a C13 recumbent effigy of a knight, cross legged wearing chain mail and a surcoat.
Depicting deceased and wife on a catafalque with mourning female figure,flankedby mother, children and angel.