A red sandstone church with a nave and chancel mostly ofc.1200, a 14thc. S chapel and a W timber bell-turret. There is a plain round-headed doorway on the N side of the nave, and a doorway bearing Romanesque sculpture on the S. There is also a font of uncertain date but incorporating Romanesque features.

In 1086 the manor was held by the monks of Worcester; it was confirmed to them by Bishop Simon in 1148. The advowson belonged to the Prior and convent until the Dissolution.

Pevsner suggests that the church is mostly ofc.1200; the sculpture of the S doorway probably also dates from around this time. The font is not mentioned in Pevsner.