Exterior
The church consists of nave, chancel, W tower with spire, N porch, S vestry and organ chamber. Three phases of construction are evident in the fabric of the church: the lower walls of the nave, below sill level, are of rubble masonry and may be medieval. The tower was rebuilt in 1776 and is of coursed yellow-grey stone. Some rubble to the lower walls, particularly on the N side, could be medieval. The rest of the church is of 1875-7, of partly snecked, dressed grey stone, under slate roofs with raised copings and kneelers. The windows are in mixed styles; most are 2-light Geometric, or with 3-light panel tracery, all with foiled lights in heavy sandstone surrounds. Angle buttresses between windows.
Three-stage tower with plinth, the upper stage octagonal and surmounted by a spire. The lower stage has a former doorway to W end, now infilled with stone beneath an inserted 2-light foiled window. The S side of the tower has narrow lights to the 1st and 2nd stages, the former blocked and probably relating to an earlier staircase; angle buttress to R. Against the N side, to the L, is a lean-to late C19 stair turret with yellow sandstone quoins. Angle buttress to its L side and narrow stairlight to lower level. Its W side has a square-headed boarded door reached by stone steps, and narrow stairlights above. The 2nd stage of the tower has broached upper angles and a wide string course, leading to the octagonal upper stage, which is late C19. It has battlemented parapets, the string course with gargoyles. Single light louvre openings to E, W, S, and N sides, each with a quatrefoil. A clock is fixed to the N wall. Octagonal spire with quatrefoil lucarnes with hoodmoulds.
Three-bay nave, with gabled N porch to R of centre. The porch is half-timbered on a stone base with a steeply pitched roof. The stone base supports a wooden arch to entrance, on attached narrow timber columns. Continuous wooden glazing to sides of porch, each with 2 x 4-light windows, the narrow lights with trefoiled heads and with quatrefoils above containing stained glass. Two-bay roof inside porch with collars and windbraces. Entrance to nave consists of sandstone arch with 3 orders of mouldings on round columns with ringed capitals and bases, the former with ball flower ornament; hoodmould with head bosses. It contains double boarded doors with decorative braces. To R of porch is a 2-light window. To L of porch, 2 x 3-light windows with hoodmoulds with head corbels. Three x 3-light windows to S side of nave, all offset to R.
The C19 chancel is 2-bay and lower and narrower than nave. Two-light window to R bay, single trefoil-headed light to L bay. The E end has a 3-light window with sexfoil. Adjoining the S side is a gabled vestry and organ chamber with integral lean-to on R-hand side. Angle buttresses with offsets to L and R of gable. Pointed arched doorway with hoodmould containing boarded door to L, 2-light window to R, above which is a circular light containing 4 quatrefoils. L return has single light with trefoil-arched head. Lean-to has 2-light square-headed window, the lights with segmental heads; no openings to E end but angle buttress to L. Stone stack between gable and lean-to.