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This 13thc. church has a W tower, a fairly broad single-cell nave with a S porch, and a chancel entered through a triangular-headed arch, lying within a larger pointed arch.
Although thought to be 12thc. in date, the slight proportions of this font suggest that it may be contemporary with the church, ie: early 13thc.
C. Bacon et al, The Church of St Michael and All Angels (church guide), 1990.
Victoria County History: Sussex IV (Chichester Rape) 1953, 112-13, with plan.
