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Triple-arch sandstone road bridge over River Tar, dated 1834, having almost flat elliptical arches, with V-cutwaters to west elevation. Cut-stone piers with rubble stone soffits, walls and parapets, latter with render coping and diagonally-set piers terminating parapets. Cut-stone voussoirs, alternating voussoirs and keystone being raised and latter also having raised shield motif.
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