King Charles allows visitors to stay at royal property
The statement was made on Sandringham Estate’s social media account
Sandringham Estate announced on Tuesday that as part of its new chapter, the historic Water Tower has been restored and will open its doors to guests.
The property, converted into an exceptional retreat for two, was revealed in an Instagram statement that included a video tour of the space.
“Rising majestically above the Norfolk countryside on the historic Sandringham Estate, a remarkable piece of Royal history is being unveiled for a new chapter,” read the statement.
It said, “Built in 1877 to provide fresh water to the Royal residence, this extraordinary Victorian landmark has been thoughtfully restored into an exceptional retreat for two — bringing together Royal heritage, architectural grandeur and breathtaking views.”
The statement added, “Designed by renowned engineer James Mansergh, the Tower’s distinctive neo-Byzantine architecture, circular form and intricate brickwork have stood proudly above the Norfolk landscape for almost 150 years.”
