The church largely dates from c1300 and has a 16th century west tower. According to Pevsner, the church was 'cruelly restored in 1851 (JH Hakewill)'. The only Romanesque fabric is a font of the second half of the 12th century.

The DB does not mention the parish church. The church which stood in the village in the 12th century belonged to Malmesbury Abbey. It was among the properties taken in 1118 by Bishop Roger of Salisburyand it may have been returned to the Abbey when he fell from power in 1139. However, it seems to have remained a disputed property between the abbey and the chapter of the cathedral probably through the rest of the 12th century.