Stoke Park Bridge (Repton Bridge).

Stoke Park Bridge, also known as Repton Bridge, is a Grade II* listed bridge built in 1798, likely designed by James Wyatt, who completed the main house at Stoke Park in the same year, possibly drawing inspiration from Humphry Repton. The bridge is stone faced and features three semicircular arches, with the central arch being taller than the others, separated by piers. It has pointed cutwaters. Originally, the bridge had stone balustrading with four stone panels that curved around to the stone piers. As of October 1998, the balustrading was not in place but may be recoverable from the lake.