the chancel is east to west, and north to south. the east chancel window, part of the 1868 restoration, is of three lights, the centre light running to the chamfered window arch, the outer lights running to the window arch spring. the mullions have three part circular shafts as dressing sitting on moulded bases, topped with floriated capitals. above the two outer lights are quatrefoil rosettes set within fields of filigree style. a hood mould joins a 19th-century horizontal cill band, which runs across the wall face and continues in stepped fashion across east wall corner twin-stepped angle buttresses, and around the north and south chancel walls. the north and south chancel windows are of the same style, but of two lights. the north wall also contains a further c. 1270 single-lancet arched window, and an arched door way of the same date with the arch surrounded by a hood mould with personified carved label stops.