Description

FRITTENDEN BUCKHURST ROAD
TQ 84 SW
3/15 Buckhurst Bridge (located
at TQ 836 404)
II
Early C19 and earlier. Red brick and sandstone. Two round brick arches span the
stream, that to the west (on the Frittenden bank) with sandstone blocks at the base
of the arch, and with brickwork partly in English Bond. Secondary overflow culvert
also on west bank. Offset brick cut-water on upstream (southern) face. Parapets
about 3½ feet high, part rendered with iron ties on outer face, the terminal piers
splayed outwards slightly. Some remains of stone revetment to stream banks,
especially downstream. The Hammer stream here forms the boundary between Frittenden
and Biddenden civil parishes; this bridge is partly in the latter parish.

Listing NGR: TQ8155641210

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26369029

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