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From Warwickshirechurches.com – The interior is simple and happily retains it’s historic fabric without any significant Victorian intervention. The nave roof is the original late 15th century one adorned with moulded beams and spandrels though hardly any carved bosses. The chancel arch is small and narrow and filled with an attractive filigree screen of early 17th century woodwork. Beyond the chancel is revealed, dominated by the five-light Tudor east window (unusually wider than it is tall and filling a large part of the altar wall). The window retains much of it’s original mid 16th centuryTudor glass, somewhat restored but surprisingly complete. …… The church we see today is mostly late medieval and consists simply of a two cell nave and chancel with a stately west tower, a miniature version of several contemporary structures in this part of the county (Packwood is remarkably similar in design and must be the work of the same team of masons) “