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Double-arch bridge, built c.1800, over Bracky River, having rubble limestone walls with remains of lined-and-ruled render, possibly widened to southeast side. Soffits and arches to southeast elevation remade in shuttered concrete. Rendered copings to parapets, triangular stone cut-waters with rendered plinth and stone copings. Round arches with cut-stone strong impost courses, rendered voussoirs to northwest elevation, and flanked to each end by stone piers with straight vertical joint to meeting with arches. Recent repairs to northwest parapet.
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