A large church, with a tall fifteenth-century west tower. ¹ The lavishly decorated chancel of c.1320 has windows with intersecting tracery (renewed in 1875), and the nave has similar windows, re-used from the destroyed north and south aisles. ² There is a south porch.

Kemp records the shield of Mautby in the church of ‘Reppes’, without indication of position or medium, and he could be describing the church of Northrepps. The only extant glass is a figure of a seraph and fragments in the low side window sV. This has been reset and could have come from one of the fourteenth-century windows of the nave or former aisles. The c.1320 date given to the chancel would suit the glass, although it could be a little earlier.