Smeeds Farm, a 15th-century Grade II listed farmhouse, has been sympathetically restored and rebuilt using traditional methods and materials. The property features a range of eco-friendly features, including a 112-panel solar array, open-loop ground source heat pump, and borehole irrigation system. The farmhouse and adjacent Kentish barn conversion have been beautifully curated to create calm and relaxed spaces, with natural clay plaster and original timbers providing warmth and comfort. The property includes a range of outbuildings, including a gym, office, and storage space, as well as a stable block, trailer barn, and threshing barn with planning consent for use as offices and meeting rooms. The property is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Kent Downs National Landscape, with 4.5 acres of organically managed land, including a raised bed kitchen garden, allotment, and soft and hard fruit areas. The property also features a large pond, ornamental gardens, and a beautiful view of the surrounding countryside.