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Living as a British royal means enjoying opulent residences like Clarence House in London and Highgrove House in Gloucestershire, England, each steeped in rich history.
The London residence of the monarch, epitomizing British regal history.
From the majestic Changing of the Guard to the opulent Royal Mews, The Queen's Gallery, and the grandeur of the State Rooms, Buckingham Palace offers a treasure trove of experiences beyond its regal facade. Dive deeper into the heart of this iconic palace to uncover its rich history and hidden gems.
This majestic estate, estimated to be worth $740 million, has housed royals for more than 300 years.
Explore Kensington Palace, where British royal history meets timeless elegance. From regal gardens to storied halls, every corner echoes with captivating tales of past monarchs. Step into this iconic London landmark, a cherished retreat for generations of royals, and immerse yourself in its illustrious legacy.
The Crown Season 5 portrays the near-destruction of this beloved ancient British royal abode.
Erected by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, Windsor Castle has been a royal fortress for over nine centuries. It has witnessed countless historic events, including royal weddings and state banquets. Situated in Berkshire, it remains a cherished residence for the British monarchy, serving as a symbol of enduring regal legacy.
The current residence of King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
Situated near St. James’s Palace and within walking distance of Buckingham Palace, this historic residence has housed King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla for nearly two decades. It served as the primary residence for Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, and the Queen Mother.
A Georgian mansion built in 1771 by the Hoste Henleys, later acquired by King Edward VII.
Built in 1771 by the Hoste Henleys, Sandringham House became a royal residence when King Edward VII acquired it for Princess Alexandra. It witnessed historic events, like George V's inaugural royal Christmas message. Later managed by King Charles III, it remains a cherished estate, hosting the family's festive celebrations. Prince Philip retired to Wood Farm, while Prince William and Princess Kate reside in Anmer Hall on the grounds.
Queen Elizabeth II's cherished summer haven and final resting place.
Balmoral Castle, cherished by Queen Elizabeth II, served as her beloved summer haven and, poignantly, her final resting place. Acquired by Prince Albert for Queen Victoria in 1852, this Scottish Baronial gem remains a cherished royal retreat. With 50,000 acres and 150 buildings, it hosts the annual Ghillies’ Ball, a tradition tracing back to Queen Victoria's era. Inside, it's a tapestry of tartan and chintz, a true royal retreat.
The historic royal residence bought by George III for Queen Charlotte. Features lush gardens and royal mausoleums.
Beyond its enchanting facade lies Frogmore House, a hidden gem brimming with history, elegance, and royal allure. Step inside and discover the timeless charm of this historic retreat nestled within the lush greenery of Windsor Estate.
What started as an Abbey in the 12th century is now the monarch's official residence in Scotland.
Balmoral is the monarch's summer retreat, while the Palace of Holyroodhouse serves as her official residence in Scotland. Originating as an Augustinian monastery, it has witnessed significant historical events and hosts the annual Holyrood Week engagements.
This country estate of the new King and Queen Consort Camilla exudes quintessential charm in Gloucestershire's picturesque countryside.
In a poignant moment after his mother’s passing, King Charles retreated to this Georgian neoclassical sanctuary. Acquired in 1980, the mansion underwent renovation by Charles and Princess Diana. Its lush, eco-friendly gardens offer solace. Owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, Prince William, now the new Prince of Wales, is his father's landlord, potentially commanding an annual rent of $800,000.
A majestic Grade I-listed baroque masterpiece on the Thames.
Step into the captivating world of Tudor royalty at Hampton Court Palace. Explore the opulent Great Hall, Tudor kitchens, and the exquisite baroque palace commissioned by William III and Mary II. Immerse yourself in 60 acres of breathtaking gardens and outdoor spaces.
Princess Anne and Princess Alexandra call this their London home base.
St. James’s Palace, erected by Henry VIII from 1531 to 1536, hosted royal ceremonies for over three centuries. Serving as the backdrop for significant events like royal weddings and the proclamation of King Charles III, it remains a cornerstone of London's regal heritage.
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