The south front has a medley of windows, a blocked lancet in the tower, a two-light squareheaded window and an overlarge Decorated window which had to be given its own gable. The north side of the church is much less interesting, in an odd Gothic style and with different stonework. The chancel walls have some huge buttresses. The south porch shelters a fine Norman doorway. The insertion of a statue of St James at the apex was done in the C19.
Extra decoration is achieved by the use of contrasting stone.
The interior reflects its largely unrestored status. The nave and chancel still have plain plaster ceilings, and the chancel has a close set east stepped triple lancet window. The chancel square-headed side windows seem to be Decorated and probably of the same date as the large three light window which throws considerable light into the church by the pulpit. Unusually there is no proper tower arch, the low triple-chamfered arch is more of a doorway. The organ is unfortunately sited at the north-west angle of the nave.