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Single-arch rubble stone bridge with ashlar detail, built 1801, spanning a tributary of River Langan. Unpaved humped deck, now a forest path. Roughly coursed rubble stone and brick spandrel walls and parapet. Date shield to west face above arch reading ‘H.F. 1801’. Regular rock-faced voussoirs to segmental-headed arch ring with cement grouted rubble-stone soffit and mass-concrete repairs to outer abutments. Sweeping wing walls to either side.
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