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The West Wing at Ickworth

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The West Wing at Ickworth Ickworth House, Horringer, Bury St Edmunds Suffolk

220 capacity

5 meeting rooms

About the venue

In 1795 the eccentric 4th Earl of Bristol created this extraordinary house with its huge central Rotunda, and two wings linked by sweeping corridors.

Ickworth is famed for its collections of Old Master paintings including works by Titian and Velazquez, family portraits, silver, and Regency furniture. The House stands amidst formal gardens including an Italianate Garden and Pleasure Grounds, all of which are surrounded by spectacular parkland, designed in part by ‘Capability’ Brown. The West Wing of the house remained an unfinished shell until 2005 when floors were put in and the space developed to provide stylish and contemporary facilities for conferences, meetings,fine dining and corporate functions. Corporate hospitality Amongst the rooms available, The Gallery is perfect for drinks receptions, dinners, presentations and conferences while the restored Orangery has a lovely view over the formal gardens. The Court is an unusual setting for a smaller event, and the Engine Room is a bright, quirky room for meetings on the lower ground floor Tours of the house and garden are available to compliment your memorable event at Ickworth. New for 2012 - Dedicated Marquee space adjacent to The West Wing with capacity up to 600. By road: Ickworth Park is based in Horringer 3 miles south west of Bury St Edmund on A143 (sign posted from the A14) By rail: 3 miles from Bury St Edmunds main line station By air: 65 miles from Heathrow, 45 miles from Stanstead. There is also plenty of complimentary parking on site.