Ogmore Farm

Ogmore Farm is a long, two-storey building with a rear lean-to, constructed from rubble masonry that is rendered and painted white beneath a slate roof. It features two rendered end stacks. The central entrance consists of a boarded front door, which is flanked by pairs of wooden two-light casement windows with multiple panes, all having flat heads and stone sills. On the first floor, there are three similar windows, but these have segmentally arched heads. One window is positioned directly above the front door, while the others are asymmetrically placed to the left and right. The south gable end has two very small windows that provide light for the fireplace staircase, while the north gable end has no openings.

The rear lean-to is also made of rubble masonry and has a slate roof. Above it, there are three short three-light windows, all dating from the 20th century. The lean-to features a central planked door with 20th-century casement windows on either side. There is a small 20th-century lean-to on the south side.

Inside, the house has a central stair hall with reception rooms on either side and a kitchen located in the rear lean-to. The reception rooms contain 20th-century brick fireplaces, and the south room includes a fireplace staircase to the right of the fireplace.