Aisles have early C15 two and 3-light windows, nave clerestorey 2-light cinquefoiled with square label mould
Chancel has mid-late C15 three-light window but C19 east and low-side windows
South porch of C16, wide gabled with 3-centred arch of 2 chamfered orders
Interior: Nave of 3 bays, C15 arcades on octagonal columns
Narrow C13 chancel arch with square capitals to jambs
Roof of nave, C15, king post trusses, the ties bracketed to wall posts on mask corbels
Intermediate tie beams with principal rafters also moulded and carved bosses at intersections with purlins
Roof C19 in C15 style with open rafters
Fittings: Font: Romanesque, panels divided by raised incised strips, remounted in C19
Pulpit wood, also C19
Monuments: In chancel, wall tomb inserted into south-east window embrasure
Triptych top with shields and brasses to Thomas Jay, died 1623, and wife Anne, died 1612
Also brass to Catherine Vowell, died 1844