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Five-arch road limestone bridge over tributary to River Blackwater, built c. 1855. Coursed squared rubble stone parapet walls having lightly-tooled copings and terminating in square-plan rusticated stone piers. Segmental arches having tooled stone voussoirs, with string course above arches of each elevation. Limestone piers to arches with impost courses, and U-cutwaters to each end with stepped domed caps, atop concrete plinths with V-cutwaters to each end.
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