Description

Earlier 19th century(?) Substantial single-span bridge on B6368 road over Colstoun Water. Ashlar grey sandstone, droved on piers, copes and voussoirs.

Low segmental arch, voussoirs neatly dressed and channelled topped with projecting string course. Narrow square-section piers set back, pyramidal cap. Parapet flat-coped with regular raised stones suggesting castellation, adjoins at both ends with rubble walls, ashlar cope, leading to drumpiers with domed caps, adjoining in turn to rubble boundary walls of Lennoxlove Estate.

Statement of Interest

See separate listing for Lennoxlove House, Boundary Walls.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17808238

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