Following his father the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral, it has been reported that Prince Charles has travelled to his country home in Wales.
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The Prince of Wales and his wife the Duchess of Cornwall's primary London residence is Clarence House, but they also often stay at Birkhall in Scotland, Highgrove House in Gloucestershire, and a converted farmhouse in Llwynywermod, Wales, which Charles has recently returned to.
The rustic interiors and wild grounds are sure to provide a sanctuary for the 72-year-old, who is likely seeking privacy as he grieves for his late father, Prince Philip.
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Inside, features include grand high ceilings with wooden beams, traditional log fireplaces and enormous arched windows. Charles and Camilla have kept the interior decorations in keeping with the property, with cream armchairs, wooden furniture and splashes of red colour.
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There are also several unseen aspects of the property that the couple deliberately chose for its sustainability, such as Welsh slate, a wood-chip boiler for heating and hot water, and rainwater storage.
Prince Charles is reportedly staying at his converted farmhouse in Llwynywermod
But we imagine Charles will be spending lots of time outside amid the warmer weather since the royal is known to have a passion for gardening. Surrounded by 192 acres of countryside, the garden of Llwynywermod is said to boast flower sleepers, where the couple grow their own plants and vegetables.
Charles bought the home for £1.2million in March 2007, and it boasts three cottages, a Grade II-listed barn and a main house.
The Welsh property offers plenty of privacy
It offers a much more intimate setting for Charles, in comparison to his other residences. For example, Highgrove House, where Charles and Camilla spent much of their time during the COVID-19 lockdown, is a nine-bedroom, six-bathroom mansion that Charles bought in 1980.
Meanwhile, Clarence House is an impressive property with a Garden Room, Reading Room, Morning Room and more areas where the couple host receptions and official visitors.
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