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The church has a nave with a 13thc. south aisle extended west alongside the tower, no clerestorey, a chancel and west tower. The 13thc. nave arcade is three bays long. In the aisle is a late-12thc. doorway under a porch. The north doorway is later and has no porch. The tower is 13thc. in its lower parts, with early 14thc. bell-openings. Construction is of stone rubble. The only Romanesque element is the plain S doorway.
William held Brockhall from the Count of Mortain in 1086. No church was noted.
Benefice of Heyford with Stowe Nine Churches and Flore with Brockhall.
The doorway dates from c.1200.
