Charles and Camilla’s romantic luxuries

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You can only guess what kind of whirlwind the new King Charles III was. (74) has been constantly scratching his ears since the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth († 96). Since then, Charles King and his wife Camilla (75) have been royal consorts and have one date after another. Probably the most important this weekend: On May 6, Charles will be crowned king at Westminster Abbey.

For quiet, perhaps even romantic moments, the royal couple likes to retreat to one of the many luxurious country estates, palaces or noble cottages. These options are available for Charles and Camilla:

The house in the southwest of England is probably the favorite place of King Charles and Camilla. The royal has owned the property since 1980 and once spent a lot of time there with his first wife, Princess Diana (1961-1997) and sons Prince William (40) and Prince Harry (38). However, it is said that Diana hated the big house with its enchanted gardens and called it “prison”.

Camilla is completely different: she loves the country life and spends a lot of time gardening with her husband. The sustainable king is said to have installed energy-efficient lamps and solar panels throughout the property. She also made arrangements for kitchen staff to compost the waste, she.

The unpronounceable property is also a project close to the heart of the king. Llwynywermod is the first house in Wales and Charles built the house from sustainable, available and local materials. It is also heated by green electricity.

In addition to the main house, there are also three huts and a barn on the plot. Llwynywermod is surrounded by a park with mature trees, sheep and a lake. The property is quiet and tucked away. The perfect place to unwind after the stressful coronation.

In Scottish Ayrshire lies the magnificent country house of Dumfries, which the king once saved from decay. It has since been the royal couple’s vacation home and an educational center for monument conservation, horticulture and hospitality. People also like to get married on the property. However, only if his majesty does not reside here.

Anyone who thinks Camilla trusts her husband’s reputation when it comes to real estate is wrong. The king’s wife owns a beautiful and romantic mansion at Ray Mill House in Wiltshire, Scotland. With a large pond, stables, pool and ample space, Camilla is very comfortable here, as an insider revealed to the “Daily Express”. Ray Mill House was the home of King’s wife after her divorce from Andrew Parker Bowles (83) in 1996 and before she married Charles in 2003.

His wife is said to be not very happy at the country estate. Camilla called Ray Mill her “real home”. This is where she needs to retreat when she needs a break from her very regular husband. A nobility expert told Britain’s Express: “She doesn’t have to worry about how she looks either – Charles is very picky about order when he leaves his stuff lying around.”

In fact, King Charles owns an old farmhouse in Transylvania, Romania that he bought and lovingly renovated in 2006. Every year the King spends time on his property in the small village of Viscri, chatting with the locals, going for walks and enjoying the beautiful nature. In a documentary about the region, Charles once gushed: “There’s a timeless feel here, almost like the stories you read as a kid. It’s truly remarkable. People crave a sense of belonging, identity and meaning.”

However, the king also makes a deal with the Romanian dynasty. Normal people can also spend the night at the royal farm, unless he himself is a resident of the Blue House. Charles rents his blue miracle for CHF 120 per night.

Source : Blick