National Trust Monopoly game

A solitary ice-cream stand on Woolacombe beach, north Devon. The beach will feature in a new version of the Monopoly game made by the National Trust. The launch of the game makes the National Trust the first charity to have a version of Monopoly, which has been mass produced since the 1930s Photograph: Ben Birchall/PA

Family home of Paul McCartney which will feature in a new version of the Monopoly game made by the National Trust Photograph: PA/PA

Handout photo issued by the National Trust of a new version of the Monopoly game made by the National Trust featuring famous buildings and sights from around the UK. Photograph: National Trust/PA

Dolbadarn Castle in Llanberis which will feature in a new version of the Monopoly game made by the National Trust. Photograph: David Jones/PA

Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire which will feature in a new version of the Monopoly game made by the National Trust Photograph: National Trust/PA

A general view of the Giant's Causeway, in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, which will feature in a new version of the Monopoly game made by the National Trust Photograph: Paul Faith/PA

National Trust of Lyme Park house in Cheshire which will feature in a new version of the Monopoly game made by the National Trust. Photograph: National Trust/PA

Chartwell was the family home of Sir Winston Churchill, and is now maintained as a museum by the National Trust Photograph: Corbis

Three of Snowdon's five peaks reflected in the surface of Llyn Mymber lake, in the Snowdonia National Park, Wales. Photograph: John Noble/Corbis

18th century back to back housing in Birmingham's Inge Street which will feature in a new version of the Monopoly game made by the National Trust. Photograph: National Trust/PA