Courtyard surface and former farm buildings of Ossemsley Manor Farm

Ossemsley Manor Farm features a late 19th century to early 20th century courtyard surrounded by farm buildings, all arranged around a yard with a herringbone brickwork surface. The buildings are constructed of red brick and topped with banded tiled roofs that have decorative cresting. There is an arched carriage entrance on the eastern side with double doors. The gabled facade includes three light casements on each side of the entrance. The western range is a barn with a half hipped roof and five dormer lights, supported by massive beams that extend from the wall above five windows, with sliding doors below. Both the north and south ranges have gabled loft doors, with two light casements situated below. The south range features a stable door. The farm buildings and courtyard surface are recognized as a cohesive group.