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Two-arched bridge, built c.1720, widened c.1800 and again c.1850. Round arches to north elevation, with tooled stone voussoirs, gauged masonry round arch to earlier section and gauged masonry pointed arch to south elevation, with gunnelled soffits. Coursed rubble stone walls to spandrels and parapets. West of parapet wall to south elevation rendered, having render capping. Coursed rubble stone buttress to pier to south elevation, central pier reinforced with concrete. Rubble stone V-shaped cutwater to north side of central pier.
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