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Two-arch former road bridge, built c. 1600 and possibly partly rebuilt c. 1820, round arches comprising higher southern, river arch and lower, dry northern arch. Now in use as footbridge. Random rubble limestone abutments, spandrels and central pier with substantial block-and-sneck rebuilding to west elevation and to parapet walls, and having cement copings. Roughly dressed voussoirs to arches. V-shaped rubble stone cutwaters to west. Iron plate embedded into east elevation, with suspended pipework.
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