Bridge, off Ballygowan Road (near Ballywilliam House), Comber, Co. Down, BT23 5PG

Small bridge, carrying the former main entrance drive to Ballywilliam House over a former mill race, to the E of the Ballygowan Road roughly a mile SE of Comber. The bridge is in random rubble and has a hump (or hog) back. There are two semicircular arches and a central cutwater. Both faces of the bridge are partly covered in greenery. The parapets ascend to a point at both sides and have concrete coping. The drive over the bridge is rough and muddy. The bridge does not appear to be totally sound structurally and there is a notice near by alerting drivers to this. To the W of the bridge are two sturdy gate pillars with the remains of simple wrought iron gates.