Ightham Mote

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Explore 650 years of history in one house! Cross the walled moat and enter a medieval and Tudor manor house with rooms dating from as early as the 1340’s. See the courtyard, the Great Hall, and the Robinson Library laid out as it was in a 1960 edition of Homes and Gardens magazine. learn in a major exhibition about the restoration project – The largest of its kind ever undertaken by the National Trust – which is continuing in the chapel, the billiards room and the drawing room. See the methods and materials that are being used. Enjoy the extensive grounds, gardens, lakes, and woodland and estate walks.

OPEN

28 March to 2 November daily except Tuesday and Saturday.

Weekdays 12:00 to 17:30

Sunday & BH Monday 11:00 to 17:30. Last admission 17:00hrs

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  1. Hello! I am researching family history, and wonder if you have any images of “Castle Bettred,” a.k.a. Bertrey Manor, which apparently became part of Apuldure/Apperfield Manor. I understand there won’t be photos, but maybe there’s a sketch or painting? Thanks very much for any help you can give me.

    (Simon Manning is my husband’s 20th great-grandfather.)

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