Odsey Park

Odsey Park is a large house built in the early to mid 19th century, with an extension dated 'HCF 1897'. It features white brick with stone details and has a slated hipped roof with modillioned eaves and a dentil brick cornice. The house has six stacks with brick panels and is two storeys high, with extensions to the north and west. The garden facade is to the southeast, while the entrance facade is to the northeast, displaying three symmetrical bays.

The garden facade is adorned with giant Corinthian pilasters at the quoins and the central bay, and similar pilasters are found on the flat-roofed closed entrance porch, which has inner and outer round-headed arched doorways with double glazed-panelled doors. The house features two ground floor and three first floor hung sash windows without glazing bars, which are recessed with chamfered brick reveals and flat chamfered stone arches. Additionally, there is a resited stone balustrade on the roof parapet, which may have originated from Odsey House in Guilden Morden.