The royal family couldn't have picked a better place for some privacy.
What is the area around Anmer Hall like-how do Kate and William spend their time there? She's regularly pictured looking after both George and Charlotte, and follows the family from their Anmer Hall home to their Kensington Palace home, whenever they may need her. The Spanish nanny began working for the family in 2013 and has been with them ever since. Reportedly, Kate and William also have various members of staff at the home including their much-trusted nanny Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo. The outside space also provides a great play area for the family's beloved dog, Lupo, a cocker spaniel they brought into the family home soon after Prince George was born. The calls have given an exciting look into their home including a message from Catherine, standing near a window in Anmer, surrounded by lush greenery. It's thought that Anmer has 10 bedrooms, and is set over three floors-one being their attic room.ĭuring the coronavirus pandemic, we've seen many glimpses into the royal home, as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge conduct official duties via video calls in Norfolk. King's Lynn is a market town that has all of the amenities the Cambridge family might need, including restaurants, a patisserie, and a number of supermarkets. The mansion is located in the tiny village of Anmer, which is within King's Lynn, a larger town. The Cambridge family generally stays at their home during the Christmas period too, when the royals all gather in Norfolk. Where is Anmer Hall?Ĭatherine and William's Anmer Hall home is handily situated just two miles from the Queen's Sandringham home. They also spent many months there when the UK went into the first lockdown as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Often, the Cambridge family will retreat to Anmer during the school holidays. They now live there with their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, when they are not at their main home in London's Kensington Palace. In September 2017, the couple moved back to London (Kensington Palace specifically) permanently, in order to allow Catherine and William to become full-time working royals, and ahead of Prince George beginning school. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge lived full-time in the home from 2013 until 2017, in order to be close to William's job as a pilot with the East Anglian Air Ambulance Service.
Reportedly, Catherine was keen to put her own stamp on the place, and the Duke and Duchess ordered a new roof, new kitchen, a conservatory, and a complete redecoration of the rooms.Ī huge range of trees was also planted around the perimeter of the property, to allow the famous family more privacy. The refurbishment is reported to have cost around £1.5 million, paid for from private Royal Family funds. Soon after the birth of Prince George in 2013, the couple moved into the grand 18th-century building after an extensive redevelopment on the property. And it's so far proven brilliantly useful to them.
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