Built of rubble masonry with some ashlar. 12thc. nave, later medieval S chapel, W tower and chancel. Romanesque sculpture is found in the N nave doorway, within a porch, in the W window of the N nave wall and on the piscina.

In 1086, Little Comberton was probably included with part of Great Comberton in the manor of Comberton, which was held by Gilbert Fitz Turold under the Abbot of Westminster's great manor of Pershore. The church is first mentioned in 1283, when the advowson was held by the lords of the manor.

Whorls are also found on the doorway of the Prior's house at Wenlock, Shropshire.