Prince Charles

As a member of the Royal Family, Prince Charles has a number of places to call home including the holiday home in Romania he purchased after he 'fell in ...

The home also features a cottage restaurant, barn and terrace with an orchard behind. Queen Elizabeth, 96, and the Royal Family are said to have “secretly opened their doors to Ukrainian refugees fleeing their homeland” amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, the Mail Online reports. The house itself sits in the hills of Transylvania's Zalán Valley and features seven double bedrooms with en-suites, a drawing and dining room, a sitting room and a kitchen.

I did get to meet some, like Mae Clarke, Boris Karloff, David Niven, James Cagney, Olivia de Havilland and a host of others - but enough of name dropping. I ...

In 1999 I helped organise for Prince Charles to open the giant new sound stages at Elstree Studios. In March he visited the new EastEnders outdoor set at the BBC Elstree Centre and I look forward to his appearance in an episode in June. He was a good actor in his university days so I suspect he will find playing himself rather easy. Once you became an adult, did you exit as quickly as possible at the end of the film to avoid standing for the national anthem? However, if you had grown up in the halcyon days of cinema you would appreciate the talent of such people as Gene Kelly and the others I have mentioned. Often it was just an excuse to help mates in free of charge as the fire exit was next to the toilets and all is fair in love and war. You had to be quick as in those days as the credits did not name everybody who breathed air on the film set. I started writing this weekly column in 1977 and it was for my local newspaper.

Charles adores his Highgrove House property, immediately next door to Doughton Manor, which is currently for sale. “The Elizabethan property boasts five main ...

Charles originally bought the home and grounds in 1980 and “since then, Charles has successfully managed to transform the property into a stunning countryside oasis,” HELLO! writes. If you have a green thumb, “of course, if you’re ever in need of any garden inspiration, the exquisite Highgrove House is only a stone’s throw away from the property,” reports the outlet. From lavender-lined walkways to rose gardens and orchards, the outdoor space will make many green with envy.”

The Royal Family are known for owning some of the most expensive and huge properties in the UK. From Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle it's fair to say ...

Inside the main reception, there is a traditional fireplace and a wooden shelving unit hosting a variety of ceramic vases. The property's interior is minimalist yet rustic, with open fireplaces, Welsh furniture, and an abundance of books and vases. Many of the royal family members in fact own more than one home.

The Prince of Wales has given the public a closer look into his sustainable Welsh country home which took him around 40 years to find.

And, when the Prince and Duchess are not there, a couple of adorable buildings are available for holiday visitors." The home named Llwynywermod is in Carmarthenshire, Wales and also includes three cottages as well as the main house. "Sheep's wool was used for insulation, a wood chip boiler was installed, locally sourced timber was used for worktops, locally milled fabrics were sourced for bedding and curtains, and the walls were constructed with hemp plaster.

PRINCE CHARLES' royal protocol on the day of the Queen's death has been explained to Express.co.uk by a constitutional expert.

Prince Charles, 73, is gearing up to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee to mark her historic 70-year reign. “Meanwhile, arrangements are made of course for the lying in state of the Queen which will take place in Westminster Hall. “And the plan apparently is that he will then travel to the provincial capitals for memorial services which will be held there in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast. He added: “But the notion in law is that he never does and so the succession passes on immediately with the last breath of the Queen.” He said: “We think that the Prince – now the King – will then make a broadcast on the evening of his mother’s death. “And the personal, which is of course he is human, and he does die.”

The property is a far-cry from some of the swankier royal residences but is the perfect home for The Prince of Wales.

The property's interior is minimalist yet rustic, with open fireplaces, Welsh furniture, and an abundance of books and vases. Prince Charles' passion for green living is on show here too, with the property reportedly heated via an eco-friendly wood-chip boiler and boasts rainwater facilities to propagate its central vegetable garden. It is surrounded by almost 200 acres of countryside near Llandovery.