Bell turret: constructed of oak shingles surmounted by slated spire with brass weathercock.
Chancel: has blocked single-chamfered pointed south doorway (probably early C14) and a roughly contemporary window of 2 broad cinquefoil-headed lights above to right.
Interior: arch- braced collar beam roof in 5 bays to nave with 3 sets of purlins and 2 tiers of quatrefoil windbraces, probably C15 but considerably restored in late C19
Nave arcade in 3 bays with circular piers and stiff-leaf carving to capitals
similar Transitional-style carving to responds and to corbelled responds of pointed chancel arch, which has hoodmould with foliated label-stops.
Communion table partly C17.
Other fittings and furnishings including pews, altar rails and stone pulpit mainly c.1870.
Encaustic tiles and late C19 stained glass in several windows including east window dated 1870.
Monuments.
Wall memorials to Harriet Sitwell and Anne Sitwell , north aisle north side.
appendix p.976.