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Historic sleepovers: Dinner is served: Living it up in aristocratic
Independent on Sunday, The, May 15, 2005 by Katy Guest
'It's going like an absolute bomb,' the Earl said. However, stately tourism is not for everyone. 'People think it's an easy way to make money. It's not. I was never going to live in the big house. Anybody who lives in a place like that and tries to commercialise it is torn in two directions. You want it to be a success but you don't want it to interfere in your life. Yet it has to.
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'I don't feel jealous about my family home. I sit back and count the proceeds.'
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