Wide, aisleless nave with big Perpendicular windows and Decorated chancel and W tower. Doorways to N and S, that on the N with a blocked porch converted into a washroom; that on the S with a porch belonging to Rowe's restoration of 1875. Construction is of flint and pebble with brick repairs. None of the standing fabric is Romanesque, but there are large numbers of chevron voussoirs built into the walls, and one loose one.

Johnson noted 18 reset voussoirs, but not the loose stone. She also noted part of a font used as a corner stone for the N vestry. The voussoirs are extremely irregular in size, and it is impossible to estimate whether they are from different orders of a single doorway or from two separate doorways. The Type C voussoirs appear to be jamb stones.