Llawhaden Bridge and River Bank Wall

A bridge of three main arches and, in the SE wing, an additional small arch for land drainage. The central arch is of about 10 m span, with the flanking arches a little lower and narrower. The bridge carriageway is 4.5 m between the parapets. The main arches are in ashlar limestone, with deep voussoirs and projecting keystones. There are cutwaters to the two piers with pedestrian refuges over. At the N side is a stile with steps down to the grounds of the old corn mill. Additional modern protective masonry has been added to the foot of the E pier, which is the only one standing entirely in the water. The parapet walls have been brought to a flat top but the coping is only of rubble.

At the ends the parapets turn outwards. At E the parapet blends with the river bank wall and parapet extending over 100 m northward. The drainage arch under the S extension of the parapet is of about 2.5 m span.