Question: What real estate assets does the National Trust own?
Answers:
answer_text: Chirk Castle
answer_text: Mompesson House
answer_text: Tatton Old Hall
answer_text: West Green House
answer_text: Housesteads Roman Fort
answer_text: Penrhyn Castle
answer_text: Tarn Hows
answer_text: Derrymore House
answer_text: Nether Alderley Mill
answer_text: Stembridge Mill, High Ham
answer_text: Stable Block Including Orangery
answer_text: Erddig
answer_text: Tintinhull Garden
answer_text: Watersmeet House
answer_text: Winchester City Mill
answer_text: Mottistone Manor
answer_text: Ormesby Hall
answer_text: Philipps House
answer_text: Ramsey Abbey Gatehouse
answer_text: Shalford Mill
answer_text: Sheringham Park
answer_text: Stainsby Mill
answer_text: West Pennard Court Barn
answer_text: Winster Market House
answer_text: Yarn Market, Dunster
answer_text: Penrose, Cornwall
answer_text: Priory Cottages
answer_text: Wray Castle
answer_text: Great Coxwell Barn
answer_text: Lindsey House
answer_text: Llanerchaeron
answer_text: Old Shute House
answer_text: Quarry Bank Mill
answer_text: Sandham Memorial Chapel
answer_text: Souter Lighthouse
answer_text: Tredegar House
answer_text: Trengwainton Garden
answer_text: Westbury College Gatehouse
answer_text: Stourhead
answer_text: Corfe Castle
answer_text: Mussenden Temple
answer_text: Seaton Delaval Hall
answer_text: Great Chalfield Manor
answer_text: Middlethorpe Hall
answer_text: Rayleigh Castle
answer_text: The Workhouse, Southwell
answer_text: King Alfred's Tower
answer_text: Westwood Manor
answer_text: Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant
answer_text: Mow Cop Castle
answer_text: Middle Littleton Tithe Barn
answer_text: Pitstone Windmill
answer_text: Plas Newydd
answer_text: Tatton Park
answer_text: Theatre Royal
answer_text: Town Walls Tower
answer_text: Willington Dovecote and Stables
answer_text: Bredon Barn