There will be some disruption to one of King Charles III's homes ahead of his much-anticipated coronation, it was revealed on Wednesday.
A tweet from the Balmoral Estate's official account announced the news, sharing that essential work will be taking place at one of the car parks next week.
That isn't the only change that has taken place to one of the monarch's residences recently, as work began on a topiary garden at the King's Norfolk estate, Sandringham. And glimpse a painstaking task that had to be undertaken at Windsor Castle in the video below…
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Balmoral's tweet read: "Please note, maintenance work at the Crathie car park will take place during the week commencing 20th March 2023. Apologies for any inconvenience or disruption to normal parking during this time."
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Thankfully, the changes shouldn't be too disruptive, as the castle itself won't open to the public until next month.
© Photo: Getty ImagesThe King has also made some changes inside the castle
Known to be one of the late Queen's favourite places, Balmoral, which is located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, has been the private residence of the British royal family since it was purchased by Queen Victoria in 1852.
It's of course where Her Majesty spent the final days of her long life and one month after she passed away, the castle's official Instagram account shared a poignant post, with royal watchers quick to comment.
© Photo: Getty ImagesThe King and Queen Consort will be crowned in May
One wrote: "What a beautiful place for Her Majesty to spend her last days." A second comented: "The castle will now always remind me of the death of the wonderful Queen."
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The castle is known for its beautiful grounds and it has served as a peaceful retreat for the monarch and his family for over a century. The works being carried out should ensure that the castle remains in pristine condition for its many visitors for years to come.
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