A beautiful country house in Norfolk that functions as a refuge for the princess in difficult times.
Kate Middleton and Prince William have holed up at Anmer Hall, a stunning property located in the charming village of Anmer. Part of the Sandringham Estate, this country house offers the royal family an oasis of tranquility and privacy just a three-hour drive from London. With 10 bedrooms, a swimming pool and a private tennis court, Anmer Hall is the perfect place for the Middleton-Windsor family.
Built in 1802, Anmer Hall has period furniture and a cobblestone style that gives it a special charm. Surrounded by nature, this 20,000-acre property was the refuge of the Princess of Wales and her royal family during the pandemic and is the place where she now takes refuge after announcing the terrible diagnosis of what she suffers from.
Anmer Hall is located just a five-minute drive from Sandringham, where King Charles currently resides following his cancer diagnosis. During the Covid confinement, the Princes of Wales also took refuge in this property.
The area is designed to avoid the presence of flying objects, such as helicopters or drones, thus guaranteeing maximum privacy for the royal family, the same place that Kate chose to get away from the spotlight of the press. Critical Voices Report.
In these difficult times, Kate Middleton and Prince William are grateful for the love and support they have received from everyone. The Princess of Wales is focused on her recovery and she is undergoing preventive chemotherapy treatment. Therefore, she has asked for respect and privacy for the royal family in these delicate moments.
