Perpendicular 14th century parish church with a tower of black flint and grey ragstone in a trellis pattern.

Above the west door is an insciption mentioning Johannis Wylson and Johnaais Hyll who appear to have helped pay for the building.

The chancel is 16th century built from red Tudor brick with a Victorian window added during a 20th century restoration.

The octagonal font dating from the 14th century is ornately carved.

In the nave there is a brass of William Hyklott 1508 and floor slabs to Margaret Hyklott 1502 and Elizabeth Gordon 1701.