Harefield Farmhouse is a 4,777 sq ft country house that balances classical Georgian architecture with modern light and space. Built from locally quarried Marnhull stone with timber cladding and iron and lead roofing, the house features a mix of natural materials and different window styles, giving it a timeless and refreshing look. The interior has a wide flagstone hall and high-ceilinged rooms that flow effortlessly from one another, including a large kitchen, dining, and sitting room that opens directly onto a south-west facing terrace. The house also has five well-proportioned bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a large open-plan boot and utility room. The property sits within 7.68 acres of land, surrounded by Dorset's countryside, and features a flagstone terrace, formal lawns, and clipped box borders. The current owners have been renaturing the land to encourage biodiversity, and the plot offers scope for further landscaping. The house is off-grid, powered by solar panels, batteries, and an air-source heat pump, making it sustainable and energy-efficient.