The building is uncoursed roughly dressed limestone; coursed dressed limestone to chancel.
The roof comprises stone-coped stone-slate roofs. The west tower was added in 1811. The church has a gothic-style Caen stone font, and is fitted with pews, pulpit, and a west gallery. The stained glass in the windows came from a variety of sources. It ranges from late 14th century pale stain, through 17th century enamelwork and 18th century painted pictures, to leaded modern stained glass, added after the 1811 rebuild. Memorials to the de Wytham and Golafre family and Colonel Edward Purcell (1656 – 1717), brother of Henry Purcell the musician are installed in the chancel.