Arcady

At the time, Arcady - which means "rustic paradise" - was approved on the basis that it was "sensitive to the local context".

Adam Spiegel, who is behind Hairspray and The Mousetrap, built Arcady in Cley-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, in 2014, after gaining planning permission.

Due its "height and prominence" Arcady is "harmful" for the Conservation Area because it "dominates the view" looking southwards, a consultation last year concluded.

Arcady was described as "visually discordant" compared to the scale of other houses and cottages.

All wild places were his home, thickets and forests and mountains, but best of all he loved Arcady, where he was born.