C14, N. aisle rebuilt and church restored 1850. Nave, aisles, W. tower; chancel demolished 1780 when interior of church refurnished
W. tower of three stages with diagonal buttresses to lower stage, small cusped lancets to second stage and 2-light traceried openings to bell-chamber; battlemented parapet, gargoyles, wrought iron weather vane in form of key
C14 chancel arch incorporated in E. wall
Fittings of c.1780 include box pews in aisles and double-decker pulpit in E. bay of N. aisle
Some C19 glass
Monuments: recumbent alabaster effigies to John Barton and wife, mid C15. flanking entry to nave
Re-assembled monument in centre of nave to Robert Ingylton and three wives 1472: re-assembled stone tomb chest with ogee niches and figures; fine brass of frour figures and 16 children under elaborate canopy of four ogee arches with crockets and finials