the west tower is in two stages with a battlemented parapet with buttresses at the four corners. a small window is above the west door and the belfry stage has single-lighted openings. edward hasted describe the church in 1798 as having a pointed steeple, but this is no longer present. the west end of the nave and chancel is 12th or 13th century and the east end 14th century. the south wall contains two restored perpendicular gothic windows at the west. the north wall has a single restored perpendicular window. the east end of the chancel has a large restored window. the porches are early 15th century with gabled roofs and the chapel was added circa 1603 with a hipped roof behind a battlemented parapet. each has a plinth and the chapel has a large window on its east side.