plain tile roofs.
C19 window to left of three lights with trefoils and quatrefoils in tracery, and hood mould with carved stops
centre C19 window of two lights with Geometrical tracery, hollow-chamfered reveals, and hoodmould with carved stops
three C19 carved corbels beneath eaves above left-hand window
three-light C19 window off-centre to left with trefoils and quatrefoils in tracery, hollow-chamfered reveals, and hood mould with carved stops
C19 north doorway off-centre to right with hollow-chamfered arch dying into-chamfered reveals, hoodmould with carved stops, and boarded door with strap hinges
evidence of medieval doorway in wall behind
west end: late C14 square-headed window with two trefoiled ogee-lights
stepped triple chamfered lancets with cill string, and continuous hoodmould with carved stops
C19 west doorway with moulded reveals, hood mould with carved stops, and pair of nail-studded boarded doors with strap hinges
west wall of nave is remains of medieval tower, restored lancet to second stage
restored C15 ten bay nave roof with chamfered principal rafters, chamfered arch-braced collars with V-struts above, three purlins each side, cusped wind braces forming quatrefoil patterns, and ashlar pieces with billet-decorated frieze
low stone sanctuary walls with moulded plinths and chamfered top, and incorporating stone pulpit to right with five sides, shafts with moulded bases and capitals forming balustrade, and moulded rail above
eagle lectern
octagonal stone font with two steps, tre oil-panelled stem and quatrefoil-panelled bowl
probably C18 carved and painted Royal coat of arms above north door
four hatchments in north aisle.
Monuments: tablet in nave to Catherine Corbet with Corbet shield
The C18 chancel was shorter than the medieval one.