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これは完全には正しくありません。 ロータリーのある家は1956年にナショナル・トラストに引き渡されました。 しかし、60部屋あるイースト・ウィングでは、ブリストル侯爵家が99年間居住権を保持していました。 しかし、1998年に侯爵はこのエリアもNTに売却しました。その後、高貴な「イックワース・ホテル」に改築され、NTから賃貸されました（ホテルの写真を載せました）。 出典 Ickworth House Facts for Kids https://share.google/1CkmbgREgDiZh2jyK Ickworth's history | Suffolk | National Trust https://share.google/4FIj0lWw8mpCl7Gpw

NT駐車場では自転車をレンタルできます（2時間 = £8）。車なしで広大な敷地を探索できます。 あるいは、少しハイキングするのも良いでしょう。小川と数えきれないほどの羊がいる、のどかな風景です。

夏の暑さで、残念ながらほとんど干上がっていました。せせらぎは悲しい光景です。

Lady Katherine’s Wood is one of the wooded sections within the wider Ickworth estate, forming part of the belt of trees that frame the open parkland around the Rotunda. Like other woods on the estate, it contributes to the carefully designed landscape — providing shelter, contrast and visual structure to the sweeping grassland beyond.

Lownde wood provides a welcome contrast section between the more open and exposed parkland. The dappled light and shift in soundscape adds variation to the experience of a larger loop around the estate. The nearby monument overlooks the woodland.

Impressive, vast estate. From the entrance, you'll notice that this is something special—an amazing building and surrounding gardens, with gift shop and cafes which close at 4 pm. Around the estate, you'll have kilometre after kilometre of woods with every turn displaying a different scenery. You'll have ups and downs of roads very good for hiking and a sweaty cardio. Before you enter, though, please be aware that non-members will pay a reduced entrance fee of 10 quid per person after 3.30 pm. I have no idea what the full rate is.

The original residence of the Marquess of Bristol, Ickworth House, became property of the National Trust in 1998. In elegant neoclassical style, Ickworth House is a key part of the Ickworth Estate, and a wonderful part of a day out in Suffolk. For more information, visit: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/suffolk/ickworth-estate

This monument, also simply known as the Obelisk, was erected in 1817. It can be seen from Ickworth House, peeking through the trees of Lowndes Wood. The monument commemorates Frederick Augustus Hervey, the fourth Earl of Bristol and also the Bishop of Derry.