Sited on more than 40 acres in Medfield, Massachusetts, away from the cosmopolitan bustle, the property known as The Henry Morse House was originally built for a physician whose tastes were inclined to the rural rather than the urban. Like so many at the time who were lured to the area by the very active Norfolk Hunt Club, whose lay-and-drag fox hunts traversed the countryside beginning in the late 1800s, Dr. Morse appreciated the site’s rich land and pastures. In 1912 he constructed a grand country home with meticulous attention to detail, including a full south-facing facade for all-day sun and exceptional masonry throughout.