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Four-arch stone road bridge over the Annalee River, built c.1750. Tarmacadam finish to humped bridge deck. Large squared blocks of sandstone form coping over random-rubble stone parapets and spandrels. Cutwaters rise up to parapet level as buttresses without pedestrian refuges on bridge deck. Vertical ends to parapets over wing walls. Round-headed arches, central pair larger than the outer spans. Voussoirs of roughly squared stone, random-rubble stone soffit. Random-rubble stone to V-cutwaters and abutments, recent concrete encasing of footings.
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