The 50-year-old actress, who bought the farm in 2002 for 3.3 million pounds, had earlier asked 6 million pounds for the house and guest cottage but there were no takers, reported the Daily Mirror.
The deal at the higher price came after Hurley sold all of her 410 acres property, which includes nine bedrooms, six bathrooms, a drawing room, a dining room and a sitting room.
"The Royal" star, however, still owns Doddington Hall in Herefordshire that she paid 6 million pounds for in 2012 with Australian cricket legend Shane Warne.