The Triumphal Arch is a magnificent 18th Century, Grade I listed building designed by the renowned architect, William Kent, to impress travellers passing through to the North Norfolk coast. The Arch is made up of two holiday homes and presents a striking picture as you drive up to the building with beautiful views surrounding you. The Triumphal Arch East is a cosy bolthole, perfect for couples looking for a romantic retreat. Offering a compact kitchen, cloakroom and living space on the ground floor and an open-plan bedroom area upstairs with a comfortable king-sized bed and en-suite bathroom area with roll-top bath. The Triumphal Arch East allows guest to relax, unwind and enjoy a truly elegant retreat. Shops/Pubs/Restaurants: 3 miles.
Ground Floor:
Living Area with comfortable seating, Smart TV, dining space.
Kitchen with an combination microwave oven, two ring induction hob as well as toaster, kettle and fridge with freezer compartment.
Cloakroom with wash basin and wc.
First Floor:
Open-Plan Bedroom with king sized bed and En-Suite Bathroom Area with roll top bath, washbasin and towel rail.
Garden: Lawned area with table and 2 chairs - part of the wider parkland with no fences and cattle
Parking: Driveway for one car and an EV charging point
Heating: Electric central heating
Pets: One well-behaved dog welcome. Dogs must be kept on a lead whilst in the surrounding parkland. Please be aware of our booking information regarding pets.
Also provided: Welcome gift. WiFi.
Notes: This is a non-smoking property. Mobile reception – poor. Due to the age and character of the building, please be aware the property has limited space, low ceilings and doorways throughout. Whilst we do our very best to deter and remove them before your stay, the Triumphal Arch, like many old properties, occasionally has an issue with cluster flies. There are estate vehicles & bikes that do use the archway for access to areas of the Estate. Please see upcoming Estate Events here.
The Holkham Estate is in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and home to Holkham Hall, which sits proudly at the centre of the Estate with far-reaching views over the 25,000-acres of historic parkland and woodland. One of the region’s finest and most recognisable Palladian country houses and the ancestral home of the Coke family for more than 400 years. The grounds are ideal for cycling and feature many themed walks and trails, with bike hire available close to the courtyard, restaurant and gift shop. You can even take to the water on the lake during the warmer months of the year. Just outside the walls of Holkham Park is Lady Anne’s Drive which leads down to the wide-sweeping sands and big skies of the dog friendly beach, bordered by pine woods. You will also find yourself spoilt for choice when looking to eat out. The Victoria Inn in the Holkham village serves fantastic local, seasonal cuisine from dawn to dusk, whilst lunch can also be enjoyed at the Hall’s Courtyard Cafe or the Beach Cafe slightly further afield in Wells-next-the-Sea. Wells-next-the-Sea is a charming coastal town with its iconic beach huts and picturesque harbour where you can enjoy fresh shellfish or the catch of the day. Other delights nearby are Burnham Market and its sister villages, Brancaster, Cley-next-the-Sea and the town of Holt to name just a few.