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Single-arch former railway bridge, built 1887, supporting wide and gently arched deck, north-west parapet curves gentle outwards. Former sunken railway line filled in to level of top of arch, upper rock-faced voussoirs still visible. Spandrel walls of rock-faced squared rubble stone, rectangular-profile piers to ends on string course. Parapets surmounted by Scotch copings, painted metal railing on top of parapet to south side. North-west end of parapet replaced by concrete block wall with projecting course. Now bypassed by new road, and providing access to housing cul de sac.
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