Highley is a village about nine miles NW of Kidderminister, on the W bank of the River Severn. The church lies to the S of the village and consists of a single-aisled structure built in local stone; the nave and the W tower with buttresses were added in the 13thc to the original 12thc church. The 13thc S porch was extensively rebuilt in 1881, when the entire building was restored by Samuel Pountney Smith. Romanesque elements are found in one of the windows of the N nave wall and in the window on N chancel wall, both dated to the 12thc. Features of interest are the N doorway, carved in the late 12thc or the early 13thc, and the Priest's doorway in the S wall of chancel, dated to the 12thc.
