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A very small, rendered parish church composed of an unaisled nave with a timber bell-cote over the W end and a small square-ended chancel. There are traces of opposing N and S doorways in the nave walls although the church is now entered through a W doorway.
The Domesday Book mentions 'a small church'. Restored 1710 and 1885 (Pevsner)
The two carved heads differ in style and may come from separate ensembles.
J. Morris and J. Mothersill (ed.), Domesday Book: Sussex. Chichester 1976, 13, 25.
P.M. Johnston, 'Norman carvings at Shermanbury Church', Notes and Queries, Sussex Archaeological Collections 46, 1903, 231-32.
I Nairn and N Pevsner, The Buildings of England: Sussex, 320-21.
