The brass chandelier in the centre of the Nave is a memorial to a member of the Rose family. It is dated 1783. The family memorial can be seen near the Cheyne monument in the graveyard.

The Nave has a north arcade of four bays supported on round pillars. The original pillars were put in place about 1250, the present ones in 1500 when the Nave was widened by about a foot and the clerestory added.

The south arcade with its octagonal columns dates from the 14th century. The beautiful west window originates from the fourteenth century but was altered in the fifteenth century and has recently been fully restored. This is constructed with five cinque-foiled lights with vertical tracery heading up to a two centred head. The overall effect of this window is that it makes the church so light without any artificial lighting.