vestry to north-east (1857-9). Two lower stages of tower and the side windows of chancel are circa 1200 lancets, latter in wide reveals, nave and north transept probably of the same period but with C14 windows of ogee pattern, a north door of that period in the aisle and a late C14 stepped 3-light lancet with cusped heads and nave (restored). Reticulated east window (possibly by Street). Paired C15 lancets to upper stages of tower and crenellation
The south porch has Norman impost capitals and a chamfered archway with pyramidal steps
inner arch of early C13
Interior: 4-bay late C12 arcade, one capital with scallops, 2 square piers, labels with pyramidal stops
Chancel arch and arch to south chapel double chamfered and with moulded caps - probably early C13
The best feature is the triple sedilia with foiled head arcade to front part (also to be seen at Shipton and at Idbury - latter so similar as to suggest the same masons). C15 pillar piscina