The roof line is lower and partially hidden by a parapet.
A small west door in the tower is still evident.
The tower had collapsed at the end of the 16th century and had been rebuilt in the 17th century about 3 metres to the east of its original position. The grand west door was not rebuilt but an indication of how impressive it was can be seen in the reused stonework in the arch above the west window.
In 1823 Miss Ann Baker, who was an honorary member of the Northampton Architectural Society, began the task of removing plaster and whitewash from the 12th century stone carvings in the church. The job took several years and was undertaken using a bone knife so as not to damage the carvings.
Note the flat plaster ceiling and the rectangular window which had at some time replaced a 12th century arched window in the south clerestory.