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Single-arch road bridge over former railway line, built c.1860. Abutments of squared and snecked rock-faced sandstone having smooth plat band with bevelled upper face at springing point returning on bridge faces as impost block. Soffit of squared stonework. Elliptical arch with rock-faced voussoir stones. Spandrel walls, parapets, and flanking buttresses flush at road face, all of squared snecked rock-faced stonework. Smooth string course below parapet. Coping of square cut stone with shallow pyramidal capstones to piers, copings tooled with horizontal corduroy pattern. Random rubble stone wing walls with Scotch coping. Ramped and curved approach roads to humped deck.
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