Architectural Features
MATERIALS: squared limestone rubble, ashlar, red brick, lead and plain tile roofs.
To the belfry stage on each side a C15 2-light louvred opening with cusped lights, hollow moulded surround and hood mould.
The south and north sides have plain lower stages, and a simple 2-light C17 opening beneath the belfry stage.
The west side has C19 double doors in moulded surround with hood mould and above a C19 5-light window in Perpendicular style in hollow moulded late C14 surround.
The C19 vestry is low, with a moulded parapet and a 2-light and 3-light window to the north side and 4-light window in the east end, all in C16 style.
Set in the north wall is part of a C13 gravestone with a human head beneath a trefoil, and part of a stiff leaf capital.
In the east end is a 5-light lancet east window in thin C13 style.
On the south side is a reused 3-light C17 window with cross mullion and cusped heads.
INTERIOR: late C13 6-bay nave arcades, with square piers with hollowed-out shafts in the 4 main directions, into which are set a slender shaft with stiff leaf capitals.
Tall continuously moulded late C14 tower arch, with 3 steps up to tower floor.
Broad pointed C19 chancel arch on C13 half round shafts on human head corbels.
FITTINGS: include font of 1901, octagonal with carved quatrefoils, by JO Scott.
Octagonal Jacobean pulpit, with flat cut-out cockerels supporting the reading ledge.
STAINED GLASS: in north aisle of 1927 by Morris and Co.
Stained glass in south aisle of 1896 by Swaine, Bourne and Co.