Architectural Features
3 stage C13 tower in coursed limestone rubble has clasping corner buttresses to ground stage only, 2 chamfered string courses, broach spire on human head corbel table with 2 sets of lucarnes in the 4 principal directions.
In the north wall a blocked reset C12 arch with moulded hood
imposts, and a C14 3 light cusped ogee headed window with cambered arch.
The nave roof is of lead and there is a clerestory of 3 paired C14 cusped lights.
In the east wall of the aisle a late C13 2 light plate traceried window with quatrefoil.
In the north wall of the chancel is a window of 3 lights, C15 with heavy panel tracery.
The south wall has a central pointed doorway with hobnail imposts and moulded hood and 2 late C14 2 light windows with cusped heads to the lights and low 4 centred heads.
In the east wall of the ashlar south aisle a 3 light C15 window with panel tracery.
The south wall has 2 three light C14 windows with cusped ogee heads and cambered heads.
In the west wall a single C14 light with cusped head and moulded hood.
The gabled C14 ashlar porch has double chamfered outer arch and moulded imposts and above a trefoil niche.
3 bay nave arcades, c.1200, with double chamfered rounded arches, chamfered hoods, with beast and human head stops.
Early C13 pointed and double chamfered tower arch also with tapering responds.
C14 tie beam roof with arched braces to wall posts, and King posts.
In the south aisle a C14 cusped ogee piscina and by the door a similar hacked back stoup.
Steeply pointed double chamfered early C13 chancel arch with half rounded shafts to reveals and octagonal imposts.
In the chancel a late C13 pointed headed piscina with moulded hood and stops.
C18 panel backed choir stalls, 2 C14 oak pews with plain _ ends and back rests, otherwise all fittings are C19.
Monuments.
In the north aisle north wall a C14 moulded and pointed tomb recess, now containing a coped slab with stepped base cross fleury and large foliate leaves.