The church is of Norman origins, most likely built upon a Saxon site.

[1] The church boasts a tower of two stages and a pointed arch doorway on the South side with a sculpture of Christ that pre-dates the Norman Conquest.

[1] The Chancel was built in the 14th century,[1] most likely in around 1361 when the nearby castle was refortified.

[1] At this time the rood screen was returned to the church, having served for some while as a pergola in the Rector's garden.

[3] The church is designated as a Grade II* listed building.