Architectural Features
Two stage plain tower with tall single bell openings in upper stage and round arched Norman two-light window to north side
C14 east window to south chapel/aisle - a large circle with four quatrefoils in two tiers
Big curvilinear C15 north window to shortened "transept" and two lancets to south side of south chapel
C16 Perpendicular window to south aisle
Fine C17 studded and panelled door
Crossing arches of differing dates: north arch and arch from chancel into south chapel early C14, all with three orders and attached octagonal piers under simple moulded tops
C13 arch between south aisle and chapel with Petworth marble shafts and crocketed capitals
Fittings: north chancel wall - quatrefoil window and squint C14 - belonging to Anchorite Cell ? Piscina on wall and traces of wall painting on soffit of east window arch
Some medieval stained glass fragments - C14 glass in east window
Monuments: east wall, north side: To Thomas Duncombe died 1714
Brasses in chancel wall: To Robert Scarcliff, Rector of Shere, died 1412, and John Lord Audley, died 1491
Figure in armour with delicate linear design - restored in 1911