W. tower of 3 stages has battlemented parapet with carved gargoyles, angle buttresses, moulded plinth and 3-light traceried openings to bell-chamber
Nave has 4-bay clerestory of 2-light traceried windows with flat heads, the W. bay having taller windows with depressed arches, and battlemented parapet with carved stone figures below
Aisles have plain parapets with similar carved figures
S. aisle has regular C15 traceried windows, 3 2-light to S., one to W., and 3-light to E. Irregular C15 2- and 3-light windows to N. aisle, with 3-light Perpendicular window over blocked C10 arch at E. end
S. porch is more elaborate with crocketted finials, carved animal figures below parapet, and carved heraldic angels and foliage to spandrels
W. bay has smaller C10 arches above main arcade, probably oncethe entrances to a W. gallery, one now blocked. 4tn bay to E. was altered C13, and has double chamfered arches. 4-centred arch to rood-loft in S. wall
Fine C15 nave roof with moulded tie and cross beams,carved bosses, carved angel king-posts and alternately tall and short carved figure corbels
Aisle roofs also C15 with moulded beams
Chancel has C15 pillar piscina with semi-octagonal shaft
Chapel; glass by Kempe, 1901, in chancel Fittings: C15 octagonal font with quatrefoil panels containing instruments of the passion; early C17 pulpit with carved arcaded panels; Medieval chest; pews mostly C15-C16, restored; C15-C16 screens to S.
Chapel and chancel, that to nave much restored,those to chapel with elaborate cusping; Medieval board and stud doors; panel of C14 glass in S.
Monuments: fine classical monument to Sir Robert Dormer 1552, consisting of sarcophagus carved with bucrania and swags, small brass inscription panels, and canopy with ornately moulded entablature on paired Corinthian columns; chancel has large wall monuments, one to Sir William Dormer and wife 1590 with recumbent effigies, the other to his son , Sir Robert, and wife, early C17, with kneeling figures, both monuments with kneeling children, elaborate surrounds and railings; marble wall tablet in nave to Anna Sophia Dormer 1694/5 with bust in niche and mourning putti; also marble tablet to Henry Fynes 1758 with carved putto unveiling urn; other late C17 and C18 wall tablets; brass to Thomas Cotes, 1648, porter of Ascott Hall