It is in Norman, Early English and later styles, and consists of a chancel with a north aisle or chapel, a clerestoried nave of two bays, a porch, and a square tower of Early English date, with a Perpendicular parapet and pinnacles, containing three bells. The north aisle is late Perpendicular and the chancel arch encloses the remains of a stone screen. The original aisle or chapel was built by the Hussey family in reign of Henry VIII.
This structure in Norman, Early English, and later styles features a chancel with a north aisle or chapel, a clerestoried nave with two bays, a porch, an Early English square tower adorned with a Perpendicular parapet and pinnacles that hold three bells. The north aisle is from the late Perpendicular period, while the chancel arch retains parts of a stone screen. The original aisle or chapel was built by the Hussey family during Henry VIII's reign.