A south aisle was added (80ft L x 65ft W x 30ft H), and the previous south aisle became the central aisle and was also fitted with a new roof. A sub floor, heated air system was added.
The church re-opened in August 1879. The woodwork and ironwork of the existing north door dates from 1862 while the granite door surround with an arch, set in a square-framed head, dates from the early sixteenth century construction of the north aisle, completed in the period 1535-1538 with a new lady chapel on the site of the present pipe organ at its eastern end.
There are also scheduled monuments within the curtilage, a wayside cross, positioned 10 metres west of the church and another near the south lobby. In addition there is a chest tomb on the tower’s southern side. The church is a Grade 1 Listed Building.