Castellated Bridge South of the Lake at Hewell Grange

The Castellated Bridge, located south of the lake at Hewell Grange, is a stone bridge that is part of the landscape park and is believed to date from the early to mid 19th century.

Constructed of ashlar stone, the bridge spans the stream that flows from the lake at Hewell Grange and is oriented roughly southwest to northeast. It features a single span with stone parapets on both sides, which are splayed outward at each end. The parapets are topped with angled coping stones of slightly varying heights, creating a castellated appearance. At each end, the parapets end in square piers that are capped with pyramidal stones.

The castellated effect is particularly noticeable on the outer faces of the parapets, where the stones have raised edges. The arches of the bridge include large central keystones that connect to a projecting stone course above, located at the base of the parapets.