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Triple-arch limestone bridge, built as a toll bridge in 1776, having stone piers at each end of parapet walls and toll collectors' booths recessed to centre. Rubble limestone stonework with cut-stone voussoirs to round arches. Rubble coping stones and with concrete casing to base of piers. Inscribed stone plaque to booth on east side reads: 'This bridge was built 1776, Richard Biggs Esqr Overseer'.
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