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Ten-arch rubble stone road bridge, built 1813, over River Nore, having five arches over river proper and further arches to each end. Now bypassed and in use as local access route. Partly ivy-clad random rubble stone walls with squat dressed limestone triangular cut-waters to piers with chamfered coping, and having squared rubble stone coping to parapets. Segmental arches with tooled limestone ashlar voussoirs, having rubble stone soffits with remains of render. Flat arch to west with rendered lintel. Grass banks to river.
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