Baythorne Bridge

Baythorne Bridge is a road bridge over the River Stour, dating from the late 18th century to early 19th century. It is constructed of red and blue bricks with limestone copings. The bridge is aligned approximately north-south and features three round arches spanning the river, along with long abutment ramps at each end and small cutwaters. The arches are outlined with alternating red and blue bricks, while the rest of the structure is made of red brick. On the west side, there are simple pilasters and a band, and the copings are shaped like inverted V's. The west side also has five ties with cast iron roundels that are horizontally aligned, while the east side has an irregular arrangement.