The largely 13thc. church has a W tower with a broach spire, an aisled nave of four bays, a N transept and a square-ended chancel. The tower was rebuilt in 1868-70. The only feature described here is the S doorway, protected by a porch.

In 1086 Saemaer held one virgate from the Bishop of Coutances. The remainder was held from Sheriff Eustace of Huntingdon: one virgate by Eustace's man Herbert, and one hide by Herbert and Eadmer.

Benefice of Stanwick with Hargrave.

The doorway dates from the early 13thc., but is included because of its directional chevron ornament.