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Nestled amidst twelve acres of meticulously tended gardens lies Ray Mill House, the discreet country residence of Queen Camilla. The Grade II listed property, located in the English countryside, has long been a private sanctuary for the Queen Consort, far from the public eye and royal duties.Constructed circa 1860, Ray Mill House is a striking example of 19th-century Italianate architecture…

He is forever the king who gave up a throne for love but Edward VIII actually had many titles during his lifetime. By a curious twist of fate and royal tradition, the man who was born as Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David became known by many names —each a chapter in a story as dramatic as any in British history. Though his reign as Edward VIII was brief, his life was marked by…

Tucked away in the quiet, wooded reaches of Windsor Great Park, Fort Belvedere is an elegant 18th-century folly with a place in British royal history far greater than its modest footprint might suggest.While now largely hidden from public view and shrouded in decades of quietude, the estate was once the epicentre of a constitutional crisis that rocked the monarchy – and now, it is once…