Road Bridge, 15 Metres South Of The Former Sedgefield Railway Station

The road bridge, located 15 metres south of the former Sedgefield Railway Station, was built around 1833. It spans two tracks of the former City of Durham branch of the Clarence Railway. Constructed from light-red brick in English garden wall bond, it features stone bands. The bridge has identical and symmetrical tripartite north and south faces, with a central elliptical tunnel arch made up of four rows of header bond, which includes stone impost bands and a keystone. The design incorporates flanking battered piers and concave-plan side walls, ending with square piers. The parapet is defined by a band and chamfered coping, which breaks forward over the piers and curves downwards over the end sections.