Architectural Features
mid C16 north aisle.
Restored 1876 when C15 chancel rebuilt.
The inner doorway is C15, moulded and pointed.
To the right of the porch, partly covered by a buttress, are the remains of a mid C12 doorway, of 2 plain orders with angle shafts and scalloped capitals.
The east window is of 5 lights with transom and tracery under a Tudor-arched head.
The nave roof is C16 and of 8 bays, with arch-braces down to short wall posts and up to collars with central pendant bosses.
The C19 chancel roof is of 6 bays with arch-braced collar trusses rising from corbels alternately carved with angels.
The C19 timber pulpit is elaborately carved with tracery and figures.