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Single-arched sandstone road bridge over tributary of River Bride, built c. 1830, having parabolic arch with tooled voussoirs and having pointed retaining arch above. Coursed rubble stone walls with tooled limestone facing to embankment and having two pointed arch recesses to west of bridge on upstream wall. Round-headed opening to west of bridge in upstream wall having tooled voussoirs and large central keystone approached from north by two rubble stone steps.
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