A house located on Queen Elizabeth's Sandringham Estate was just listed on Airbnb.
The royal family has owned the estate since 1862, when it was purchased as a gift to Prince Albert for his 21st birthday, according to the estate's official The brick house, described on Airbnb as a"charming hideaway," can host up to eight people, as well as three dogs, and"is all about an appreciation of the great outdoors and the beautiful gardens it sits within.
Aerial view of Queen Elizabeth II's Country residence, Sandringham Hall on October 3, 2006, in Sandringham, England. This Jacobean Country house is surrounded by 20,000 acres of Norfolk parkland. Guests will be within walking distance of the estate's visitors' center, the Sandringham cafe and coffee shop, a museum and the nearly 500-acre country park, according to the Airbnb listing. A short drive away are the North Norfolk beaches as well as quintessential English villages.
But to book a stay, guests will have to act fast – dates are already filled up through February 2024. And staying there will come at a cost of about £364, more than $400, a night.
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