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.

Arcady—he had called his new country after his old—was a feeble state, he said, and could do little to help the Trojans.