Five Arch Bridge

The Five Arch Bridge, located on North Cray Road, was built around 1781 and is a Grade II listed structure. This footbridge features five arches of varying sizes and incorporates a weir on its north side. The bridge has a curved parapet with ends that curve outwards. While it is primarily constructed of yellow brick, there are sections of red brick on each side, and it has courses of flint below a stone band. The original stone parapet has been largely replaced with cement. This bridge historically connected the two former estates of North Cray Place and Foots Cray Place, as part of the landscaping work done by Lancelot Brown in both parks.