The church has a four-bay nave with a S aisle of pebbles, a W bell turret of wood and a brick chancel. The S arcade and S doorway are 13thc., but the nave is late 12c, as indicated by the plain N doorway. The clerestorey is post-medieval, with plain square-headed windows. The chancel and S porch are modern.

Woodhurst was one of the Hurst hamlets belonging to the Manor of Slepe (now St. Ives). In 1086 two holdings were noted in Slepe, each with a priest and a church. The manor of 20 hides was held by the Abbot of Ramsey; of this 4 hides with a second church and priest were held by three of his men. This might be Woodhurst.

Benefice of Bluntisham cum Earith with Colne and Woodhurst.