Formerly the parish church, St. Mary's has fallen into disuse, and is now administered by the Redundant Churches Fund. The building dates to the early Norman period, with much 14th century (and later) additions.
The tower is striking with its Norman arches and Perpendicular windows, and it contrasts with the south transept, with its herringbone masonry pattern. The north aisle was added in the 16th century, but the south aisle is a more recent Victorian addition.
