Railway viaduct 200 metres west of Bate Mill House

The railway viaduct, built around 1842, is located 200 metres west of Bate Mill House. It is constructed of red and blue brick arranged in a pattern of alternating headers and stretchers, with stone dressings. On the east side, there are ten semi-circular arches that spring from rectangular piers. The three arches on the right and the two on the left are set upon the sides of the embankment. There are six full piers that rise from the valley floor, each featuring slightly projecting plinths with stone dressings at their tops. Additionally, there are stone string courses at the level where the arches spring, a stone band below the parapet, stone coping, and panelled end piers at the parapet.