You can take a look at the house of Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla at Clarence House

Buckingham Palace

We will begin at Buckingham Palace, the Queen's House in London. Located at St. James's Park, Buckingham Palace has been the monarch's official residence in London since 1837. It has 775 rooms, including 52 rooms, 188 staff rooms, 92 offices and 78 bathrooms.

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh here, with the Duke of York, and the Earl and Countess of Wessex.

Highlights at Buckingham Palace include the Changing of the Guard ceremony, which takes place most days at 11:00, and the state rooms that are open to the public each summer. In addition, there is a rumor that a ghost of a monk in a brown cape haunts the back terrace

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Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle, located just outside London. the weekend retreat of the Queen. It is the oldest and largest castle in the world, built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century ^{. More than 39 monarchs used Windsor Castle as their residence. St George's Chapel is part of the castle and is the wedding venue of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in May 2018.}

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In 1992, a fire at the castle caused more than $ 50,000,000 in damages

Sandringham House

Sandringham House in Norfolk is one of the private residences of the Queen. It was introduced into the family in 1862 by the future Edward VII, although a fire in 1891 destroyed much of the original building. It was passed on by the family to the Queen's property. The house itself stands at nearly 20,000 acres, with 60 acres of gardens. The rest is a park and uncultivated land, which is freely accessible to the public every day of the year.

The British Royal Family spends Christmas in Sandringham, traditionally walking to church on Christmas morning and meeting local people. Anmer Hall, the private residence of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, is also part of the Sandringham Estate

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Balmoral Castle

Who would not like to live in his own Scottish castle? Balmoral Castle is another private residence of the Queen, located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Purchased by Prince Albert as a gift to Queen Victoria in 1852, they built a new castle before demolishing the old one. Other royal residences on the grounds are: Birkhall (a residence of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall), Craigowan Lodge, and Delnadamph Lodge.

There are cottages for rent on the estate, which also has a golf course and offers Landrover safaris from the surrounding countryside. But beware of the ghost of John Brown, the servant of Queen Victoria, who wakes the night in kilt. (Do not miss these other royal ghosts that still haunt Britain today!)

Clarence House

Belonging to the Crown, Clarence House was the home of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother for more 50 years old. Designed by John Nash in 1825-1827, it was built for George III's son Clarence, hence his name. But it has been reworked in depth to be adapted to modern life.

Clarence House is attached to the St. James's Palace and both residences share the same gardens. Although other members of the British royal family visit, Clarence House is the official residence of the Prince of Wales in London

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Kensington Palace

Initially purchased by William III In 1689, Kensington Palace was the main residence of the British royal family until Queen Victoria moved into Buckingham Palace. Queen Victoria was born and raised here, and it was also the home of Princess Diana.

Kensington Palace belongs to the Crown Estate, and is currently the official residence of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (with Prince George and Princess Charlotte of course!), As well as Prince Harry. The historic parts of the building are open to the public and the Royal Collection of Formal Dresses is preserved here

. James' Palace

The St James Palace also belongs to the Crown, and has been a residence for the British Royal Family for over 300 years. It was originally built by Henry VIII in 1531-36 and has been used continuously since then. The wedding of Queen Victoria took place here

Upon the death of a monarch, the Council meets at the Palais Saint-James, and the official announcement of the new sovereign is also made from here. It currently houses the Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Prince and Princess Michael of Kent and Princess Alexandra, when she is in London. The Royal Princess and her husband, Sir Timothy Laurence, also live there: their country residence is Gatcombe Park

St James' Palace also hosts more than 100 charity events each year.

Palace of Holyrood

Balmoral Castle is the private residence of the Queen, but when she is on an official visit to Scotland, she remains at the Palace of Holyrood House. Located at the end of the famous Royal Mile of Edinburgh, it was founded in 1128 as a monastery. Rebuilt as a palace by James IV in 1501, this building has always been the official residence of the monarchy in Scotland.

Mary Queen of Scots lived most of her life here and it was the scene of the famous murder of David Rizzio, his private secretary, in his bedroom. Seven months into pregnancy, Mary witnessed the murder, and it is said that to date, blood stains can not be removed from the ground.

The Queen welcomes about 4,000 visitors during Holyrood's annual week in June, and the palace is

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Hillsborough Castle

During a visit to Northern Ireland, the British Royal Family stayed at Hillsborough Castle in County Down. It is also the residence of the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland. But his name is misleading! It is actually a Georgian country house built in the 18th century (19459062). The British government only bought it in 1922. Hillsborough Castle was the scene of several important negotiations during The Troubles, and it is here that an Irish agreement was signed, leading finally to peace in Northern Ireland after decades of conflict.

Photo: Courtesy of Discover Northern Ireland

Highgrove House

Prince Charles is also Duke of Cornwall The Duchy of Cornwall is currently used by him. He first moved to Highgrove House in Gloucestershire in 1980, and transformed the home and gardens into a sustainability model. The gardens are open to the public on certain dates.

There is a sewerage system, a collection of rare trees and plants, as well as an on-site heritage seed project to preserve rare seeds for future generations. There are solar lights, energy saving light bulbs, a composting system and the house is heated using heat pumps.

Photo: Courtesy of the Duchy of Cornwall

Tamarisk and Llewynywermod

The Duchy of Cornwall also has two other properties for Prince Charles to use. Tamarisk is on the beautiful island of St. Mary's, one of the five inhabited islands in the islands of Scilly. There are more than 200 islands in the Scillies Mountains, and the Duchy of Cornwall owns most of the land and about a third of the houses. Tamarisk House is the official residence of Prince Charles when he is at Scillies, and Wales, the residence of the Prince of Wales is Llwynywermod in Carmarthenshire.

The Scilly Islands are famous for their natural beauty and their rare bird life. The Islands of Scilly Wildlife Trust manages wildlife on the island. Their annual rent to the Duchy of Cornwall is a daffodil!

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Birkhall

Birkhall, located in the Balmoral Castle Park, is a private residence of the Prince of Wales. . Built in 1715, she became Queen Victoria when Prince Albert donated her to the Balmoral Estate in 1849. The family was then bequeathed to the Queen Mother and then to Queen Elizabeth in 2002.

The estate is famous for its beautiful landscapes and country walks, as well as fishing and hunting. It is a popular holiday spot for Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall.

In the park, there is a beautiful thatched hut built for Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose when they were small. 19659091] Royal Lodge Windsor

The Royal Lodge, Windsor (located in the Windsor Great Park), is rented by the Duke of York to the Crown and also houses the Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie before moving into the St. James's Palace. This property also has a theater, built for Queen Elizabeth when she was six years old. Created by Welsh artisans, and given a Welsh name (Y Bwthyn Bach or The Little Cottage), the house has electricity and running water, as well as a gas stove.

Wren House

Wren House is part of Kensington Palace. It is a little north of the main palace and overlooks a beautiful walled garden. It currently houses the Duke and Duchess of Kent

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Bagshot Park

Bagshot Park was built in Windsor Great Park and leased to the Crown. It was built in 1879 as the principal residence of Prince Arthur, the son of Queen Victoria, and the design was influenced by Indian culture. Queen Victoria was also Empress of India at the time. Since 1998, Wessex County has rented Bagshot Park and oversaw extensive renovations on the property. It is now the official residence of the Earl and Countess of Wessex