Architectural Features
2 stage C14 west tower with moulded plinth, hollow moulded string course and embattled parapet with crocketted angle pinnacles.
To the south is a 2 light C16 window with 4 centred arched heads to the lights, sunk spandrels, low triangular headed chamfered surround.
To the west a tall 3 light C14 window, cusped ogee heads to the lights and trefoils, chamfered triangular surround.
Beneath the string course are 2 fragments of ClO 2 strand interlace carving, perhaps from the arms of a cross.
Low C14 north aisle of ashlar has lead roof and raised stone coped gables.
A blocked pointed doorway is flanked by single 2 light C14 cusped ogee headed windows in chamfered square surrounds.
To the east, a matching C14 window with quatrefoil over and pointed head.
Restored C13 chancel with to the north a single recut lancet and a blocked segmental headed opening.
The south wail of the nave contains a tall 3 light C14 window with cusped ogee heads to the lights and a chamfered surround.
The arch braced ties, fleuron decorated wall plates and moulded principals of the porch roof are C14.
The inner doorway is C12, much recut with nook shafts having cushion capitals, roll moulded flat head and plain tympanum and voussoirs.
Interior: 4 bay late C12 north nave arcade has round piers, moulded annular capitals and double chamfered arches with hollow moulded hoods, octagonal responds to the east and west.
The tower arch is C13, octagonal responds, moulded imposts and double chamfered head.
In the south wall is a piscina with plain pointed C13 head.
Fittings: some fragments of Medieval glass including an armorial shield in the east window of the north aisle.
An oak prayer desk made from C14 bench ends decorated with blank cusped panels and fleur de lys terminals.
C14 tower screen, probably from the chancel, of 3 panels, ogee headed with tall lancets above the moulded rail and styles.
There are 2 fonts.
One is C14, octagonal, with cusped square panels containing blank shields, C18 panelled wooden cover.
Monuments: on the south nave wall a conservative pedimented ashlar wall plaque to William Willerton, d. 1845 by Copeland.