Architectural Features
some probably late C16 rebuilding and 1865 restoration by Thomas Garner
steeply pitched old tile roofs
C12 round-headed east window, with shafts, and mouldings including zig-zag to arch
north side has large off-set buttress between 2 C12 round-headed windows with square-cut openings
south side has pilaster buttress with to left a 2-light late C13 window with double-chamfered shaped arch
to right an interrupted string course and the jamb and part of arch to a C12 window
Nave has north wall rebuilt inside former wall-line with 2 string courses, lower one reused C12 with some diapering, upper one marks narrowing of wall
2 C14 double-chamfered straight-headed windows of 3 and 2 trefoil-headed lights to east of large off-set buttress
plain round-headed C12 entrance has door with strap hinges
re-set C12 entrance in forward break has 4 orders with richly moulded arch and C19 door with enriched strap hinges
C15 3-light transomed west window has worn hood with stops, crockets and fleuron
INTERIOR: chancel has C19 quadripartite vaulted roof on original piers with scalloped or interlaced capitals, damaged C13 piscina to east wall and aumbrys to north and south
restored C12 chancel arch of 3 orders has richly moulded arch including much zig-zag
C19 half-arch to north side reveals part covered by C16 wall
signs of blocked C12 window to west end of south wall
chancel has altar rail on enriched iron supports and some encaustic tiles
STAINED GLASS: east window by Holland probably c1865
west window with figures dated 1875
most other windows by Morris & Co c1864-5. MONUMENTS: some C18 and C19 wall tablets to tower including William Welch, d.1777, black sarcophagus-shaped tablet in white setting with coloured marble to apron, fluted pilasters, cornice and swan-neck pediment with central urn and outer gadrooned urns
William Ellis, d.1848, Norman-style round-headed tablet. (Buildings of England: Pevsner N: Warwickshire: Harmondsworth: 1966-: 88-9