The tiny royal residence you’ve never heard of

The property is not as well-known as different royal residences, comparable to Balmoral and Sandringham. It appears to be like slightly understated, too, the restored farm buildings nestling into the unassuming village of Myddfai in rural Carmarthenshire, sitting on the western fringe of the Brecon Beacons Nationwide Park. However Llwynywermod has supplied a restorative retreat for our new monarch, King Charles III, and the Queen Consort, Camilla, throughout their common visits. 

Certainly, the then-future King retreated to his Welsh dwelling after the dying of his father, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, in April 2021, giving him house wanted to “ponder the way forward for the Royal household”.

His Royal Highness has been reported as saying it took “an extended search lasting some 40 years” to search out his bucolic Welsh retreat. The then Duke and Duchess of Cornwall lastly acquired the property in 2007 and had the home utterly refurbished, utilizing native supplies and sustainable strategies in line with his planet-saving ideas.