The 14th century fine nave roof has tie-beams and one tier of pointed-trefoiled wind-braces, the timbered porch is of the same era as is the south chapel of two bays with octagonal pier and double-chamfered arches.

There is also a very narrow south aisle, which has a four-bay arcade built before 12th century with scalloped capitals, circular piers, square abaci, and slightly pointed double-chamfered arches.

The windows are all 13th century except for the stained glass figures in the south chapel, which are 14th century.

There is a Norman window to the west in the nave, which now looks into the 13th century west tower, which is unbuttressed with battered base

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