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Triple-arch road bridge over the Burnfoot River, dated 1779. Elliptical-headed arches, with dressed rubble stone voussoirs, v-shaped rubble stone cutwaters with domed cap. Rubble stone spandrels and parapets partly cement rendered, east side quite overgrown, engraved stone with inscription and date to parapet; east parapet wall continued to north by rubble stone wall with dressed soldier coursed rubble stone coping, with cast-iron hooped pedestrian gate on rectangular squared stone pier with chamfered stone cap, stone steps to east side of gate leading down to field. Single concrete carriageway leading to former Birdstown House.
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