Okay, this is the place that makes me so jealous. Anmer Hall is their country house in Norfolk, on the Queen’s Sandringham estate.
It’s a ten-bedroom Georgian mansion that looks like a fairy tale. They spent lockdown there, and it’s where they really relax. Think lazy weekends, garden bonfires, and muddy welly boots.
They use it for school holidays and quiet getaways. You won’t see paparazzi photos of them there—it’s strictly private.
The Royal Logic Behind It All
So, why this constant shuffle between three homes? Simple: balance. They want normal lives for their kids while still being working royals.
Adelaide Cottage is their weekday hub for school and work. Anmer Hall is their weekend playground. Kensington Palace is the formal “royal office.”
It’s like having a base camp, a vacation home, and a corporate suite all in one. Honestly? It sounds exhausting.
But here’s the thing—they chose to downsize. Adelaide Cottage is actually smaller than their old place at Kensington. That’s a huge statement.
