Ashlar limestone, with slate roof to nave, lead to tower and aisles, and tiles to chancel
Cruciform plan of Norman origin, and aisles to nave and north and south porches
Transepts and aisles crenellated over low pitched roofs, and fine carved parapets to transept and south east chapel
Chancel 1678 rebuilt in 1868-9 of Bath stone, with paired lancets and triple east window having carvings in arched string
Lombardic corbel table, and carved copings
South porch has reset triple C13 shafts and capitals, and a square headed inner door with casement mouldings
South aisle has moulded beams and purlins as the Old Rectory (c/f) and C16 roof to north aisle
Crossing piers incorporate two short C12 columns with trumpet scallop capitals
Fittings: Font
Monuments: In nave
South Aisle: A large limestone tablet with thin Ionic paired columns, cornices and carved pediment surmounted with eagles
In chancel: North wall, white marble pedimented tablet with urn over and arms on apron, to William Fowle, died 1779, and various C19 brasses
Glass: Fragments of m edieval glass in heads of east windows of Chapel, and in transept windows
Chancel glass by Lavers and Barraud.