Architectural Features
tower and clerestory added late C15
Chancel and porch have plain-tile roofs
Chancel and nave have C12 pilaster buttresses
Western part has C14 two-light window with reticulated tracery and hood mould with head stops to each side
North side has re-set C15 three-light window with intersecting tracery in eastern part
Western half has imitation ashlar render, 2-light window and straight-headed C14 low-side window
Simple C12 doorway inside has round arch with imposts and C18 plank door
the eastern is C15, with a 4-centred arch
the western is late C15, with a Tudor arch
Moulded cornice and embattled parapet with 2 gargoyles and the remains of another, and a crocketed pinnacle above the porch
North side has re-set C12 doorway of 2 orders, the inner a plain arch with imposts, the outer a roil moulding and nook shafts with fluted capitals, and an ancient plank door with strap hinges
Re-set C13 lancet to east
Plain round arch, with jambs forming pedestals of 2 monuments
Western part of chancel has panelled ceiling, and part of a blocked C12 window
C12 chancel arch of 2 roll and hollow-moulded orders with hood mould
north abacus is carved with a man being eaten by 2 monsters
The nave has a very shallow-pitched Perpendicular roof with moulded tie beams, braces and purlins, and gilded carved bosses
Aisle has C12 arch with nail-head ornament, but without jambs, re-set in north wall
Mid C18 fittings: reredos of 2 black and gilded Tuscan columns has open semi-circular pediment with winged head at apex, tympanum with inscription I/H/S pierced so that light from the east window shines through, and C17/C18 painting
Late C19 fittings: elaborate traceried octagonal wood pulpit
Stained glass: chancel north window: jumbled medieval fragments
Monuments: chancel has monuments placed on the pedestals of the central arch
Wall monuments: chancel east wall, north of reredos: John Bracebridge Ludford 1775 and family
3 hatchments on nave south wall.