Anmer Hall, Georgian country house in Anmer, United Kingdom.
This two-story Georgian mansion features red brick facades, symmetrical design, and ten rooms spread across 20,000 acres of Norfolk countryside with extensive landscaped gardens.
Built in 1802 as a farmhouse, the property was acquired by the royal family in 1896 and underwent comprehensive renovations costing 1.7 million euros in 2015.
The residence serves as a private royal retreat where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge celebrate holidays and maintain family traditions away from public duties.
Located five minutes from Sandringham estate, the house includes modern amenities such as a heated indoor pool, tennis court, and updated kitchen facilities for contemporary living.
Legend claims the spirit of Henry Walpole, a Catholic priest executed for treason in 1600, still wanders the halls of this Georgian manor house.
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