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The West Wing at Ickworth

Suffolk

Ickworth House is a National Trust property situated in the village of Horringer, near Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk. This Georgian house created in 1795 by the 4th Earl of Bristol was home to the Hervey family from 1928 to 1996. Nestling in 1,800 acres of spectacular gardens and wooded parkland designed in part by 'Capability' Brown, it provides a beautiful setting for your event.

The West Wing at Ickworth House was completed in 1841 but left as a shell until 2004. A joint partnership between the National Trust and Sodexo Prestige led to its renovation and opening as a centre for conferences and events in 2005.

Today, the West Wing contains visitor, conference, dining and wedding facilities, while the East Wing is now The Ickworth Hotel. We are proud to be the winners of the Outstanding Customer Service at Anglian Business Awards (2007), and Sodexo Service Excellence at Star Awards (2008).

 

Contact our team at The West Wing at Ickworth

Call us on

01284 735957

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Address:
Ickworth, Horringer, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, Suffolk, IP29 5QE

 

Christmas at The West Wing at Ickworth

Ickworth is magical at Christmas and The West Wing is a superb venue for your festive party, catering for up to 220 guests.

A local choir will greet you with Christmas music in the Reception Hall, and drinks will be served on arrival. Dinner and dancing is in the wonderful Gallery on the first floor, beautifully decorated by our florist with amazing table centres and a large Christmas tree. Our inclusive packages start from £35.00 per person.

For the first time this year we are also offering Party Nights at £42.50 per person (tables of 10).

Some of our clients include:

OPP ltd / National Australia Bank / GlaxoSmithKlein / Workman Ltd.

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