A big church with a six-bay aisled nave with
clerestory and S porch, aisleless chancel with N sacristy chapel and W
tower with spire. The earliest fabric is dated by a blocked 13thc. lancet in
the N wall, but the nave arcades, the W tower with its
octagonal spire on broaches supported by flying buttresses linked to the
pinnacles, and the chancel
with its sacristy all date from a campaign begun in
the 1330s. The sacristy is a unique feature of unknown
purpose. It is essentially a separate building with three slender arches inside
to carry a stone roof. The nave clerestory is Perpendicular. The exterior is of
stone rubble, the ashlar is Barnack. There was a major restoration in the
1890s, and it was in the course of this that 12thc. carved stones were
discovered in the chancel S wall. These are now built
into the N and S walls of the S porch. The tower was
restored in 1990, and in 1999 a new church hall, the Octagon, was added to the
N side of the nave.