St Nicholas

2 stage C14 west tower, chamfered plinth and string courses, stepped and gabled set back buttresses.

The west wall of the south aisle contains a C14 2 light window with cusped ogee heads to the lights and a chamfered rectangular surround.

The C15 clerestorey has three 2 light windows with trilobed heads and panel tracery in triangular headed hollow moulded surrounds.

In the north chancel wall is a 2 light C14 window with cusped ogee heads to the lights and a wave moulded rectangular surround.

Fine C14 east window of 5 lights, cusped flowing tracery forming quatrefoils and mouchettes, pointed wave moulded surround with human head stops to the hollow moulded head.

In the south wall of the chancel is a broad 3 light C14 window with cusped ogee heads to the lights and a cambered wave moulded surround.

The gabled south porch has a pointed double chamfered outer doorway and in the west wall a cross shaped embrasure window with 2 reset fragments of C12 chevron decorated voussoirs.

To the east is a window dated 1926 of 2 paired lancets, 2 further voussoirs and a C12 waterleaf capital.

The inner doorway is C14, with richly moulded head and floriate capitals, hollow moulded head and human head stops.

Interior: 3 bay nave arcades, all piers and responds are circular and C12 apart from a shafted pillar on the north side.

Octagonal embattled capitals, double chamfered C13 arches.

C14 double chamfered tower arch has moulded octagonal responds and shafts, above can be seen the earlier nave pitch.

The C14 braced tie beam roof is supported on fluted stone corbels and the aisle roofs match.

In the south aisle is a C13 trefoil headed piscina with hobnail decorated hood, also a C14 piscina with fluted basin, crockets to the undersides, cusped ogee head and crocketed gable with finial.

The chancel arch has C12 circular responds, that to the south with stiff leaf foliage to the capital, and a pointed double chamfered arch.

In the cill of the chancel south window is a fluted piscina.Fittings: Widely spaced late C17 turned baluster altar rails with moulded hand rail.

Carved panelled C19 oak reredos.

A fine set of C14 bench ends with blank tracery, ears of corn, plants, rosettes and a shield.

C13 circular tub font with pointed foliate panels to the sides and a band of foliage with human heads beneath.

In the nave is an oak chest mode from C17 wainscotting,

in the north aisle an oak chest contains a reset C13 decorated panel in the front with trilobes and cusped arches and has an early C18 oak raised and fielded panelled lid.

Monuments: In the north aisle is the matrix of a small brass to Isaac Laughton, d. 1635.