The exterior is marked by an embattled parapet, including originally the gables of the transepts. Tall side lancets and large E triplet. Because of its date one expects a broad galleried interior and indeed that is what existed until the galleries were removed in the later 19th Century. Unexpected is the pretty plaster vault, complete with thin ribs and bosses. Following a full restoration in 1992 this is now painted in a terracotta colour.
Clustered piers mark the crossing.
The side windows have three-light iron tracery, thankfully missing in the handsome narrower east sanctuary. Here is an interesting memorial with a bust to Rev. E Kilvington d.1835. In the recent restoration a screen was removed from the S transept and placed at the west end of the four-bayed nave. A crypt has been altered for parish rooms, accessed from the south side of the tower.