Holkham Hall, an 18^th-century Palladian masterpiece, sits at the centre of a 25,000-acre estate on the North Norfolk Coast. The Hall’s opulent staterooms rich in artwork and statues contrast beautifully with the wide skies and wild sweeping sands of Holkham Beach. Nowhere else will you find such a breadth of settings in one location.

Buildings range from iconic Holkham Hall renowned for the grandeur of its Marble Hall and staterooms, to more intimate spaces including the romantic Temple, history-steeped Great Barn, quirky Ice House and recently restored Samuel Wyatt Vinery.

The plethora of landscapes are as diverse as they are breathtaking. Holkham Beach with its miles of empty sands backed by nothing more than sand dunes and Corsican Pines is other-worldly. The Holkham National Nature Reserve is one of the most eminent reserves in the country, and the surrounding farmland is a patchwork of bounteous hedgerows, tracks, wildflowers and red-brick, unconverted barns. You can step back in time in the Walled Garden with its squares of vineyards, planting, bell towers and Georgian and Victorian glasshouses. Or choose to step out into the parkland abundant in old oaks, fallow deer, a lake, monument, obelisk, arboretum, private terraces and fountain.

Add to all of this a professional and friendly team eager to make your experience a pleasure, and you have your ideal location. No matter the era or genre of your brief, Holkham is a rare and relatively untouched treasure trove waiting to be discovered.