Architectural Features
C13 nave
chancel with C14
C15 modifications.
Chancel has plinth, angled corner buttresses and 2 full-height buttresses on north side, but none on south: the east window a 3 light 'Y' tracary window of C14 under arched headstop label
in north wall a C14 traceried 2-light window under arched headstop label to east, and single lancet to west
between these a blocked chamfered segmental-pointed arched doorway with former statue niche over, above this being the water tabling for a previous proch: in the west nave wall a C19 doorway in rectangular recess without label, above which is a 3-light C15 pattern traceried window in deep hollowed recess - the whole of this wall apparently a C19 rebui1d: the bell turret has a pitched stone roof
pointed-arched apertures for 2 bells, both of C17 date.
North aisle has lancet windows - on north wall a pair towards east end, then a single cusped lancet and a plain lancet flanking a C12 doorway having single sideshafts, roll-and-recess moulded arch with label: the tympanum mostly plain but incorporating some stones with acanthus-type decoration: in east wall a 3-light almost Curvilinear-traceried window in slight recess, under which is a very small C12 window apparently with round-headed recess internally west wall plain.
no chancel arch but traces of a C16 rood screen: nave ceiling opened out and new roof to aisle in 1904
C20 carvings in chancel.
Fittings include large early C13 font with dog-tooth and cable-mould decoration: Jacobean pulpit
The Font.
Fragments of medieval glass in east window of north aisle.