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Burford Farm, a former agricultural estate in Kent, is being transformed into a collection of refined rural homes. The Threshing Barn, a striking example of traditional Kentish architecture, has been converted into a four-bedroom dwelling and is now complete. Planning permission has been granted for the conversion of the Grain Store into two four-bedroom semi-detached dwellings, and other period buildings, including The Granary, The Tool Shed, and The Implement Store, offer scope for future restoration and reuse. The site features a gravel driveway, parking area, and a newly created wetland pond, which enhances biodiversity and softens the transition from farm to new homes. The farmstead, which includes a range of buildings, represents a rare opportunity to be part of a landmark rural redevelopment in the heart of Kent.