The church comprises a nave with a small bell-cote above the western gable, chancel, and south porch. Both the chancel with its double lancet window in the south wall and the chancel arch are probably 13th-century. On either side of the arch are two 14th- or 15th-century niches. On the north side of the nave there was a mortuary chapel built by Joan Bradshaw (d. 1598/9) for herself and members of the Winchcombe family (demolished in 1745), Further repairs took place in the 18th and 19th century, the last restoration was undertaken by the Oxford architect William Wilkinson (1819-1901).