A now demolished late nineteenth century stone-built bridge over a small stream, which probably connected LLanfoist Place with the turnpike road. It had a square section, double culverts with stone slabs them and an early twentieth century red brick parapet on top of concrete. The road width between the brick parapets was 2.71 metres and the culverts were approximately 0.5m wide with a 0.65m wide central pier.

Geoff Ward, RCAHMW, 28 April 2005.