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Pair of single-span humpback road bridges, built c. 1830. Having elliptical-headed arch over the River Feale and redundant camber-headed arch to south-west. Dressed limestone voussoirs and rendered soffit to camber-headed arch, having rubble stone spandrels. Surmounted by dressed limestone stringcourse and rubble stone parapets with rubble stone coping. Flanked to north-east by battered dressed limestone piers with tooled limestone capping, and rubble stone terminal piers to south-west. Tooled limestone bevelled voussoirs and tooled limestone soffit to elliptical-headed arch springing from battered tooled limestone piers and spandrels with diminishing courses, flanked by battered piers. Surmounted by tooled limestone stringcourse and parapet with tooled limestone coping stones.
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