Hampton Court Bridge

Hampton Court Bridge is a road bridge over the River Lugg, built in the early to mid-19th century, possibly designed by Sir Jeffrey Wyattville for the Arkwright family of Hampton Court. The bridge is constructed of sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and features a single elliptical archway with a keyblock. Each spandrel has three circular flood outlets of diminishing sizes, with two pairs of inner outlets being blind, and there are round-headed flood archways on either side. The plain parapet has a corbel table at its base and is interrupted by square piers topped with shallow pyramidal capping at each end of the archway, although part of the capping is missing on the south side. The parapet is splayed at the ends and terminates in circular piers with offsets and moulded cappings. The bridge measures approximately eight yards wide and 45 yards in length.