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Five-arch stone bridge, built c.1860, spanning Annalee River, having high point at centre span. Wide central segmental arches diminishing to both sides. Recent render finish to arch soffits. Piers of quarry-faced stone in varying course heights, V-cutwaters support bullnose piers with rounded caps on both elevations. Random rubble spandrel walls and rougly dressed arch rings of equal sized voussoir stones. Parapet walls of smaller random stones capped by curved dressed stone coping. Square-profile end piers on plinths with shallow pyramidal capstones.
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