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Double-arch red brick railway bridge, built c.1865, spanning river. No longer in use. Angled elliptical-headed arches having oversailing rowlock red brick voussoirs and diagonally arranged running bond red brick soffits springing from red brick piers. Flemish cross bond red brick walls to spandrels and parapet, having chamfered render coping to southern parapet wall. Randomly coursed rubble stone abutting wall to east and west ends of south elevation, with chamfered render coping.
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