There is reportedly tension in the royal family after Prince William decided to rent out the family’s Welsh holiday home, much to the disappointment of his father, King Charles III. The cottage, known as Llwynywermod, was purchased by the king in 2007 for approximately $1.5 million and has undergone extensive renovations with the help of architect Craig Hamilton and input from Queen Camilla and her interior designer sister, Annabel Elliot.
After Queen Elizabeth II’s passing last year, Prince William inherited Llwynywermod and has chosen to rent it out as a vacation home, despite his father’s objections. According to an anonymous source, the king was “miffed” but agreed to the arrangement, which allows him to continue staying at the cottage while paying rent to the Duchy. The rest of the time, the cottage will be rented out to holidaymakers.
Traditionally, the monarch would spend summers at Llwynywermod, but Prince William decided not to renew his father’s lease, leading to the need for King Charles to retrieve his personal belongings from the property. The cottage, located in Brecon Beacons National Park, is expected to be available for rent after September.
Situated on 192 acres of land, the picturesque cottage boasts impressive renovations, including a spacious barn with a dining room that can accommodate up to 16 guests. The interior features custom carpeting inspired by 18th Century Welsh blanket design. The gardens are filled with blooming roses, honeysuckle, and jasmine, along with maple trees that were replanted from Kate and William’s wedding in 2011.
Despite the rental arrangement, the king has agreed to cover the cost of maintaining the topiary in the grounds, ensuring that the efforts put into the landscaping will not go to waste. The Post has reached out to representatives for the Prince and Princess of Wales for comment on the situation.
Recently, Kate and William have been facing challenges within the royal family due to tensions arising from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s public drama. However, Kate has been seen as a peacemaker between the feuding brothers, trying to bring them together after their grandfather Prince Philip’s funeral.
In conclusion, Prince William’s decision to rent out the family’s Welsh holiday home has caused disappointment for his father, King Charles III. The cottage, extensively renovated with the help of Queen Camilla’s sister and an architect, will be available for rent after September. Despite the rental arrangement, the king will cover the cost of maintaining the beautiful grounds. Conflicts within the royal family have added to the challenges faced by Kate and William in recent times, but Kate has tried to bring peace between the feuding brothers.
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