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Three-arch rock-faced sandstone ashlar Gothic-style road bridge over ravine, c.1845, on a curved plan. Rock-faced sandstone ashlar walls with buttresses to piers, trefoil-headed recessed niches to flanking abutments, cut-stone stringcourse on corbels, and battlemented parapets having cut-stone coping. Three pointed arches with rock-faced sandstone ashlar voussoirs, and squared sandstone soffits. Sited in grounds shared with Ballysaggartmore House spanning ravine with grass banks to ravine. (ii) Detached five-bay single- and two-storey lodge, c.1845, to south-west comprising single-bay single-storey central block with pointed segmental-headed carriageway, single-bay single-stage turret over on a circular plan, single-bay single-storey recessed lower flanking bays, single-bay single-storey advanced end bay to right, single-bay single-storey advanced higher end bay to left, and pair of single-bay two-storey engaged towers to rear (north-east) on square plans. Dismantled, post-1935. Now disused. Roofs not visible behind parapets. Rock-faced sandstone ashlar walls with cut-sandstone dressings including stepped buttresses, battlemented parapets on corbelled stringcourses having cut-stone coping, and corner pinnacles to central block on circular plans having battlemented coping. Pointed-arch window openings with paired pointed-arch lights over, no sills, and chamfered reveals. Some square-headed window openings with no sills, chamfered reveals, and hood mouldings over. Square-headed door openings with hood mouldings over. All fittings now gone. Pointed segmental-headed opening to carriageway with cut-stone hood mouldings, and no fittings. (iii) Detached five-bay single- and two-storey lodge, c.1845, to north-east comprising single-bay two-storey central block with pointed segmental-headed carriageway, single-bay single-storey flanking recessed bays, single-bay two-storey advanced end bay tower to right on a square plan, single-bay two-stage advanced higher end tower to left on a circular plan, and pair of single-bay two-stage engaged towers to rear (south-west) elevation on circular plans. Dismantled, post-1935. Now disused. Roofs not visible behind parapets. Rock-faced sandstone ashlar walls with cut-sandstone dressings including polygonal corner piers to central block extending through parapet as battlemented pinnacles, stringcourse to first floor to central block, and battlemented parapets on profiled tables (on cut-stone stringcourses to flanking bays). Square-headed window openings (some paired) with no sills, chamfered reveals, and hood mouldings over. Ogee-headed slit-style window openings to tower (some paired) with no sills, and moulded surrounds. Square-headed door openings with hood mouldings over. All fittings now gone. Pointed segmental-headed opening to carriageway with cut-stone hood mouldings, and no fittings.
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