A fine eighteenth century three arch bridge across the Teifi at Henllan, the river passing through the southern arch. It carries a plaque dated to 1774, although it has been much restored.
The bridge has three round arches, the centre arch higher, divided by cut water butresses that rise to roadway refuges. It s built of stone rubble with cut stone voussoirs about the arches. There are coped parapets that continue along the approaches.

Source: CADW Listed Buildings Database (9376/17607)

John Wiles 21.09.07