The Church is almost a thousand years old. The Chancel, which is the earliest construction, dates from 1180AD and on the outside of the Eastern wall are the remains of a characteristically Anglo-Norman triple window. The Nave is of the 13th century, with a fine 15th century King Post roof revealed in the 1930’s when an 18th century plaster ceiling was removed. The 14th century tower is entirely original and is over 70 feet tall, it was restored at a cost of £56,000 which was raised in just twelve months - a fact of which the parishioners are justly proud of.