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Four-span road bridge, built c.1780, spanning tributary. Square-headed arches having dressed limestone lintels springing from rubble stone piers with round-headed cutwaters to south-west elevation. Slightly battered rubble stone abutments with later rubble stone parapet walls having rendered coping and square-headed drain openings to road level. Rubble stone faced embankment to west bank of south-west elevation. Second later perpendicular bridge to north comprising of square-headed arch with rendered lintels, soffit and piers. Recent mass concrete, spandrels and abutments with recent rubble stone parapet walls having rendered coping.
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