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 that generates a significant income and provides A-rated EPCs for the main house and Kentish barn. The farmhouse, set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, boasts a raised bed kitchen garden, large allotment, and soft and hard fruit areas, as well as a 60-meter borehole and drip irrigation systems. The property also includes a range of outbuildings, including a Kentish barn conversion, a recently built traditional cart shed, and a stable block. The farmhouse and barn are both high-spec, beautifully curated country houses with soft natural tones and textures, natural clay plaster, and original timbers. The infrastructure is fully modernized, with superfast fibre broadband and ethernet throughout, and both are fully insulated and heated by a renewable Ground Source Heating system.