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Triple-arched humpback bridge, built c.1790, carrying road over River Blackwater. Segmental arches with rubble sandstone voussoirs, rubble sandstone parapet and spandrel walls, rebuilt to west of south elevation. Gunnelled soffits. V-shaped cutwaters to piers to each elevation: rubble sandstone full-height cut-water to west, roughly-squared sandstone half-height cutwater to east, having concrete reinforcements to base of piers and abutments, and render coping to cut-waters. Water pipe and recent pedestrian bridge to north elevation.
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