The Hawkenbury Bridge on Hawkenbury Road crosses the River Beult.It is part 15th century, part 18th century construction. The blocks are of roughly coursed stone. The parapet is of 19th and 20th century red and grey brick in Flemish bond, with grey brick dressings. The bridge has four arches, the two southern arches of the 18th century. The north arch is similar but much lower. The second arch from the north is low with aslared voussoirs and stone rubble soffits. There are four rectangular 19th/20th century red and grey cut waters to the east. The bridge was widened to the west with 19th/20th century red brick.