Looking At Anmer Hall Where Prince William's Family Are Living While In Lockdown

May 28, 2020 by apost team

Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their three children are self-isolating just like the rest of the world. But unlike most of us, they are doing so in their gorgeous country estate.

They're under lockdown at Anmer Hall, a beautiful property in Norfolk where they can live away from the London crowds and take time to themselves.

Anmer Hall was a gift from the Queen for the couple's 2011 wedding, reports People, and it is where the family likes to take their breaks together. It's a roving country estate where Prince George, 6, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, 2, can run around in the fresh air and gorgeous woodland area.

Their parents love it too, in fact, Kate Middleton once said in a podcast, that she is happy when "I’m with my family outside in the countryside and we’re all filthy dirty.”

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The Duchess seems to have a soft spot for the property, opting to do her own interior design rather than hiring somebody. When they inherited the house, which has 10 bedrooms, she looked for pastel shades for decoration.

They also opted to renovate much of the outside. They had to retile the roof and even added a special room — A garden room on one side with a plant-filled trellis for extra privacy. The tennis-loving couple also redid the tennis court.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte go to St. Thomas' school and while they are not able to go in at the moment, they are participating in online education reports Us Weekly, so their schedules are still packed. Kate and Will also continue to stay busy with their royal initiatives under quarantine, regularly checking in with staff and constituents of their various charities.

Most recently, they called a Bingo game through Zoom to a care home in Wales! Their outreach has been documented on their Instagram, where you can also get a peek into their home.

What do you think the Cambridges get up to the rest of their days during quarantine? Let us know how you'd spend your days in an isolated country estate.