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Triple-arch hump backed road bridge, built c.1790, spanning east-west over the Barora River. Wide concrete plinth to piers added c. 1990 with raised floor slabs in outer arches. Random-coursed rubble stone spandrels and parapet with Scotch coping. Segmental arches with regular dressed stone voussoirs and higher central arch, lime-pointed coursed rubble barrel. Rubble stone abutments with dressed V-cutwaters having rounded capstone, all raised on concrete plinth. Raised concrete floor to east and west arches. Random-coursed rubble stone wing walls to approaches set wider than bridge deck, with squared and dressed corner stones.
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