the chancel was built about 1200 and restored in 1868. it has no plinths or buttresses. the eastern end of the north and south walls each contain a single pointed arch window. the 19th century east window is three-lighted. the south chapel is 14th century as was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1554. the two-light window in the south wall and the three-light window in the east wall are both 19th century. the north chapel is 15th century with two two-light windows on the north side and a three-light window in the east end. all date from the 15th century with cinquefoil heads and tracery.