 The south porch, rebuilt in the 19th century, reuses a 12th-century inner doorway and an outer doorway of c. 1175, described as exceptional by Historic England, having elaborate stone carving with some details similar to those found at Malmesbury Abbey.The decorated stone font and its plinth are 12th century, and the west arch of the tower also has early carving.The nave has a stained glass window designed by Christopher Whall and made by James Powell and Sons in 1888.