Architectural Features
Plain-tile roofs with pyramid tower roof, ashlar coped chancel gable, ornamental clay ridge.
Nave: 1885 rebuild of south wall with 3 tall lancets, one of which is a reset Norman lancet with dogtooth dressed lintel.
Reset and restored Norman south door with dogtooth and chevron arch and scalloped capital and with C19 tympanum and abaci.
1885 north aisle wall with broad flat buttresses and 4 lancets, incorporating reset Norman lancet, and former east window of 2 cusped lights with vesica over reset in west aisle wall.
2-stage west tower: Transitional west doorway with hoodmoulds on eroded figure-head imposts.
INTERIOR: chancel with ribbed stone-vaulted roof springing off C13 corbels with Early English moulding and undercut abaci.
Early English font.