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Three-arch bridge, built c.1760, carrying minor road over Kilcrow River. Central arch blocked, and V-profile poured concrete buttress added to centre of east elevation c.1940. Rubble stone walls, rubble stone parapet walls with tooled limestone curved coping stones. Slightly pointed arches with cut limestone voussoirs, rubble limestone soffits. Bridge now bypassed, replacement single-span reinforced concrete bridge to north-east, having steel railings and snecked stone-clad piers to parapet.
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