Grade I listed building. Main construction periods 1066 to 1661. Norman church rebuilt during the early 13th century. Nave, central tower, chancel. North aisle stretching almost the full length of the building with ruined North vestry at the East end. Two storied South-East vestry. Evidence for former South aisle. Additions were also carried out during the 14th century. Parts of the church were rebuilt following damage caused by an earthquake in 1661. The tower was rebuilt in the Dutch style in brick with a lead cupola surmounting it. There is a Dutch gable to the Vestry and an early 13th century crypt under it.