'Blickling Hall' and estate was the site of a medieval manor house owned by Harold Godwinson, the last Anglo-Saxon king. The estate later became home to the family of ''Anne Boleyn'', the second queen of 'Henry VIII'. In the 1620s, Sir Henry Hobart transformed the Boleyn’s house, creating the south front’s iconic Jacobean façade. In the 1930s, . Today, Blickling houses one of the most significant libraries in the country and boasts significant and rare interior Jacobean plaster ceilings. The house is at the centre of a complete country estate including gardens, parkland.