King Charles announces ‘new chapter’ at Sandringham as guests can now stay in royal tower

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King Charles announces ‘new chapter' at Sandringham as guests can now stay in royal tower.

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King Charles has unveiled what the Sandringham Estate is calling a "new chapter" in its history, revealing the transformation of a Victorian water tower into an intimate overnight retreat for two.The announcement came on Tuesday evening via a video shared on the estate's Instagram account, introducing the restored 1877 landmark to the public."Rising majestically above the Norfolk countryside on the historic Sandringham Estate, a remarkable piece of Royal history is being unveiled for a new chapter," the estate declared.The post added it was a "landmark transformed." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The tower, which has graced the Norfolk landscape for close to 150 years, now offers paying guests the chance to sleep within an authentic piece of royal heritage on the monarch's beloved country estate.Engineer James Mansergh designed the structure in a distinctive circular form, drawing on the neo-Byzantine architectural tradition.The restoration has been carried out with considerable...

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