This very pretty church is probably 12th Century in origin, but later additions include the tower, added in the 15th Century and the nave and north aisle, added in the 16th Century. Noteworthy features include gargoyles on the tower, two sundials on the North and West walls and the carved and decorated 15th century pulpit, which is one of the best examples in the Cotswolds of the late medieval wine-glass type. Waller & Sons restored the church in 1899.