This has two thirteenth century lancet windows on each side.
The east window is perpendicular and is of the same date as the nave windows although there are traces of earlier windows.
There is a piscina on the south side, this, as is normal, has a drain down which is poured the water at the lavabo or washing of the priest's fingers before the canon of the mass begins. There is another opening on the east side of the piscina, this may be a stone seat, but, if so, its position east of the piscina is most unusual.
The south window has been lowered to form a low-side opening in connection with the ringing of the Sanctus bell.
On the north side is the priest's door which is of brick and dates from the Tudor period.
The best monument in the church is in the floor of the sanctuary. It is a ledger stone with a fine coat of arms, dated 1708.
