This church consists of a 13th century nave and chancel and a 14th century round west tower with a 15th century top stage of flint and brick. The church is built of flint with stone dressings and has a tiled roof. A south porch was added in the 16th century, built with brick. Inside is an octagonal font, probably 15th century, with four lions against the stem, and a 15th century traceried screen.
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Ward and Hughes East Window post 1868. Crucifixion scene in the centre light with the "good shepard" and "the sower" on either side. Christ in the tracery. Good example from its time.
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Shield of arms in tracery
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Shield of arms in tracery
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Signed: Ward and Hughes, London. Christ with Peter in main lights with angels above