Architectural Features
Between the buttresses, a single C13 lancet.
North aisle, 3 unequal bays, has moulded eaves and 2 diagonal buttresses and corner gargoyles plus 2 intermediate buttresses.
West end has an early C14 double lancet with Y tracery.
North side has to east, a restored later C14 double lancet, and to west an ogee double lancet.
To west again, a restored doorway c.1300 with hood mould and imposts with nailhead.
South aisle, C14, 4 bays, has a diagonal buttress at each end.
Interior has 2 stone benches, C19 common rafter roof and C13 round headed moulded inner doorway with hood mould and mask stops.
West window has C19 patterned stained glass.
Early C13 nave arcades, 4 bays.
North side has round piers, responds and bases and north-easat peier capital with C12 style leaves and masks.
South arcade has octagonal piers and late C12 style waterleaf capitals.
North side east window has stained glass, 1877.
To its right a moulded square bracket and a C13 cusped piscina and aumbry with hood mould.
South aisle east end has blocked window with hood mould, containing war memorial.
South side has to east, a cupsed C14 piscina and aumbry.
Chancel has C13 double chamfered and rebated arch with half-round responds.
East end has C20 traceried panelled wooden reredos and stained glass memorial window and brass, 1892.
Double purlin roof with arch braces and stone angel corbels.
C19 octagonal oak pulpit.
Oak eagle lectern, 1907.
Memorials include pedimented marble tablet, 1785, Gothic style marble war memorial tablet, brass, 1913, roll of honour.