Earl Spencer regularly shares snippets of his impressive ancestral home, Althorp House, on social media.
And on Saturday, the author and historian impressed fans once again when he uploaded a beautiful video of his majestic Althorp Stables illuminated in the early evening.
In the panoramic video, Charles, 59, perfectly captured the historic buildings in all their golden glory, framed by a cluster of trees.
The sound of chiming bells could be heard in the distance, whilst in the foreground, the father-of-seven managed to document a handful of grazing sheep strolling across the verdant grass.
© InstagramCaptioning the clip, Charles wrote: "The Althorp Stables at nine o'clock on this beautiful May evening."
The Earl's fans and friends flocked to the comments section to share their thoughts, with one writing: "Wow it looks so tranquil. I can’t wait to visit again, such a magical place", while a second wrote: "Wow… BEAUTIFUL!! What an incredible home to wake up in every morning!" and a third added: "What a peaceful sound. Thank you for sharing."
Charles is custodian of the beautiful Althorp estate, located in Northamptonshire. The property – which boasts 90 rooms and 550 acres - was previously owned by his father, Earl John Spencer, and it was where Princess Diana grew up with her three siblings, prior to her 1981 marriage to Prince Charles.
© Getty ImagesHe now lives at the stunning property with his wife Lady Karen Spencer whom he wed in 2011. Earlier this week, the pair welcomed a fluffy new addition to their sprawling home in the form of a new puppy.
Taking to Instagram on Monday, Charles shared a sweet picture of his new Fox Red Labrador gazing into the garden whilst perched obediently in a doorway.
© InstagramIn his caption, the podcast host simply wrote: "New pup." Unsurprisingly, the Earl's fans and friends flooded the comments section with sweet messages, with one writing: "Such a beautiful addition to your family. Congratulations", while a second gushed: "So adorable, enjoy every minute with your lovely new pooch", and a third remarked: "There's nothing like the sweet newness of a young pup. Years of loving loyal companionship."
Whilst Charles appeared to surprise many with his new family addition, he previously revealed his plans to adopt a new pet pooch back in April.
© InstagramOn 13 April, the historian visited an animal shelter where he quickly bonded with a pen of adorable pups. At the time, he shared: "One of these darlings is joining me for a new life at Althorp in a few days. Can't wait!" Take a look in the video below...
Aside from their new canine companion, Charles and his wife Karen are also doting pet parents to peacocks Tim and Jim, a gaggle of peahens, red deer, guinea fowl, two adorable sheep called Minty and Lucky and a barn cat called Rudy.
