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Eight-arch limestone road bridge over River Blackwater, four northern arches being part of bridge of 1712 and four southern arches dating to 1856 and being higher and wider. Dressed stone walls with carved string courses and dressed parapet walls with dressed copings. Rubble limestone walls to addition with metal parapet railings with concrete bollards. Segmental arches with dressed voussoirs, those to larger arches having dropped and projecting keystones. U-cutwaters, those to larger arches having dressed impost courses. Carved chamfered limestone piers with cast-iron ball finials, cast-iron railings, and Celtic cross memorial, latter sited to front of east parapet railings.
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