The Tack House
Ground floor: Elegant sitting room with ample seating and wood burner
Entrance to The Tack House
Entrance hallway into the boot room of The Tack House
Ground floor: Entrance hall/boot room
Ground floor: Inner hall from the boot room and entrance way
Ground floor: Looking through to kitchen and snug
Ground floor: Large open plan kitchen and dining room with traditional features
Ground floor: Dining table seating six guests
Ground floor: Aga and Aga Companion with two door electric oven
Ground floor: Large fully fitted kitchen and stable door
Ground floor: Kitchen and dining room leading through to the sitting room
Ground floor: The stylish sitting room with comfortable sofas and plenty of light
Ground floor: The stylish sitting room with comfortable sofas and plenty of light
Ground floor: The stylish sitting room with comfortable sofas and plenty of light
Ground floor: The stylish sitting room with comfortable sofas and plenty of light
Ground floor: View of the far end of the sitting room
Ground floor: The snug room with lots of natural light
Ground floor: Snug showing stairway to first floor
Ground floor: Cloakroom
Ground floor: Cloakroom
Ground floor: Cloakroom looking through to utility
First floor: The spacious landing
First floor: Magnificent private master bedroom with super king bed, dressing room and en-suite
First floor: Magnificent private master bedroom with super king bed, dressing room and en-suite
First floor: Seating area within this fabulous master bedroom
First floor: Dressing room leading through to the en-suite bathroom
First floor: Master en-suite bathroom with bath and separate shower
First floor: Master en-suite bathroom with bath and separate shower
First floor: Double bedroom with 6' super king zip and link bed (can be converted into twins on request)
First floor: View from the bedroom
First floor: Double bedroom with 6' super king zip and link bed (can be converted into twins on request)
First floor: Single room with 3' single bed and views of the parkland
First floor: Family bathroom with bath and shower over
First floor: Family bathroom
Ground floor: Barn door leading out from the kitchen to the garden
Enclosed courtyard garden
Outside dining area looking to the loggia
Full size tennis table in the covered area
Loggia with comfortable seating
The Tack House was built in 1819 and is Grade II listed
The Tack House
View of the Tack House
Aerial view with the coast in the distance
The Quarles landscape with The Tack House beyond the trees
Nearby Triumphal Arch that leads to Holkham Park and Hall
Looking over the Holkham Estate towards the coast
Aerial view