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This ornamental bridge dates from between 1886 and 1919 when the lake was enlarged and is Grade II listed. It was built with gault brick and has limestone and stucco details, three elliptical arches with rusticated brick voissoirs > Link and rusticated brick piers. The parapet has a moulded rail, brick panels and stone balusters. The bridge spans the lake situated a short distance to the north of Rackheath Hall and once used to link the kitchen garden (now gone) and the former estate road, but has since been made inaccessible by a padlocked gate at the south end and a barrage of barbed wire at the north end.