Architectural Features
Coursed rubble, dressed stone and brick, with ashlar dressings and plain tile roof.
EXTERIOR: square west tower, 2 stages, has renewed rendered plinth, quoins, single string course, eaves band with remains of gargoyles, plain parapet and corner piers.
To south, a C17 studded door with wooden lintel.
Above and to the right, three 3-light pointed arched windows, all C14, restored.
To right again, a C13 lancet with hoodmould.
At the west end, a blocked four-centred arch and a 3-light pointed arched window, C14.
INTERIOR has, below the tower, a C17 cleft ladder.
North arcade, C13, 2 bays, has an octagonal pier with 2 remaining round shafts, and half-octagonal responds, all with stiff leaf capitals.
To east, a doorway, C17, with a studded door.
South side has to east a C13 double piscina, and to west a cusped ogee headed tomb recess with mask and beast finials.
East end has a moulded plinth and sill band to south, and a door to north, with above it a blocked C13 lancet with hoodmould.
Late C18 eggcup font with swags and square stem.
Royal arms, 1734, repainted 1819, with the churchwardens' names.