Burhunt Farm is a historic farmstead in East Hampshire's South Downs National Park, comprising a 19th-century farmhouse, converted barn and stables, and a redundant hop kiln with planning permission. The main house offers spacious accommodation with well-proportioned rooms, ideal for family living and entertaining. The property features a double-sized drawing room with French doors to a south-facing terrace, an open-plan kitchen/dining room, and six further bedrooms. The early 16th-century barn has been restored and converted into a unique living space, complete with an Aga kitchen, sitting room, and en-suite bathrooms. The stables have been converted into additional living quarters, with a kitchen/dining room, sitting room, and family bathroom. The property also features a swimming pool, changing room, shower, and WC, all set within a landscaped garden. The barn and stables have been sensitively converted to retain their original features, with modern amenities and design elements.