However King Charles has always been said not to be particularly fond of the Palace, which he feels is too big and impersonal.

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In addition to King Charles moving back and forth, in recent years, the most eye-catching office of the British royal family should be Prince Harry and Meghan moved to the United States, Prince of Wales Prince William and Princess Kate also moved out of Kensington Palace in London and lived near Windsor Castle. Today, the editor will take stock of the famous British royal residences with you.

Buckingham Palace

The majesty of Buckingham Palace cannot be denied as the grand royal residence, which is more than 300 years old, sits in the City of Westminster.

Buckingham Palace is located in Westminster city , with a history of more than 300 years. As a royal residence, Buckingham Palace is majestic and majestic.

Originally built for the Duke of Buckingham in 1703, the 830,000 square feet was designed to include a 39-acre garden.

Buckingham Palace was originally built in 1703 for the Duke of Buckingham . The 830,000 square feet of land has a design that includes a 39-acre garden.

According to the royal website, the Palace has 52 royal and guest bedrooms, 188 bedrooms for live-in staff, 92 offices and 78 bathrooms.

According to the royal website, the Palace has 52 royal bedrooms and guest bedrooms, 188 bedrooms for live-in staff, 92 offices and 78 bathrooms.

However King Charles has always been said not to be particularly fond of the Palace, which he feels is too big and impersonal.

But there has always been a saying that King Charles does not seem to like Buckingham Palace in particular. He thinks this palace is too big and has no human taste.

Nonetheless just a few months ago the then-Prince of Wales let it be known that as King he would live at Buckingham Palace.

Nevertheless, just a few months ago, Charles, who was the Prince of Wales at the time, told the world that after becoming king, he would live in Buckingham Palace.

Windsor Castle

Much of Windsor Castle, where Her late Majesty spent a great deal of her time, has always remained private, with the Royal Family not wanting to share too much of their family space.

Most of the late queens live in Windsor Castle. The temperature difference castle is unknown in many places, and the royal family does not want to share much of their family space.

However during a meeting between the Queen and Defence Services Secretary Major General Eldon Millar and his predecessor Rear Admiral James Macleod earlier this year, she gave us a glimpse into her private sitting room.

However, earlier this year, the Queen's meeting with Secretary of Defense Affairs Major Elton Miller and her predecessor Major General James McLeod earlier this year.

With family photos, half-eaten chocolate boxes and a TV next to the fireplace, the comforting space is full of home comforts that are not dissimilar to our own.

Family photos, half-eaten chocolate box and TV next to the fireplace, this comfortable space is full of home comforts that are not dissimilar to our own.

Family photos, half-eaten chocolate box and TV next to the fireplace, this comfortable space is full of home comforts that are not different from our own.

Only, of course, hers are interspersed with priceless artwork, gold-plated ornaments and personal treasures that document her extraordinary life and 70 years on the throne.

Only, of course, her room is interspersed with priceless artwork, gold-plated ornaments and personal treasures that document her extraordinary life and 70 years on the throne.

Of course, her room is interspersed with priceless artwork, gold-plated ornaments and personal treasures, recording her extraordinary life and 70 years on the throne.

Also known as the Oak Room, the sitting room is located in the Queen's private apartments and was used by Her Majesty for intimate audiences and photoshots.

This living room is also known as the Oak Room, which Her Majesty has used to host intimate audiences and photographs.

Over the years, presidents and ambassadors have walked through its doors. In lockdown, the Queen chose the Oak Room for her virtual engagements and was often photographed sitting on a straight-backed wooden dining chair as she carried out a video call.

For many years, presidents and ambassadors have walked through its doors. During the lockdown, the Queen chose Oak Hall for online meetings, and she was often photographed sitting on a wooden dining chair with her straight back and making video calls.

Balmoral Castle

Just days before she passed away the Queen gave us a glimpse of the green-carpeted Drawing Room at Balmotal Castle when she met the new prime minister, Liz Truss.

Just a few days before the Queen's death, she met with the new Prime Minister Liz Trass, and showed us the living room of Balmotal Castle with green carpets.

The Drawing room has matching green sofas, a leaf-patterned fabric chair, an open fire and a number of equine-themed antique paintings on the walls.

The living room has matching green sofas, a leaf-patterned fabric chair, an open fire and some antique paintings with horses on the walls.

Over to the left hand side of the fireplace is a painting which shows a hunting scene.

There is a painting above the left hand side of the fireplace, which depicts a hunting scene.

The painting is known as Death of the Royal Stag with the Queen riding up to congratulate His Royal Highness’, by Sir Edwin Landseer in 1860.

This painting is called "The Death of the Royal Bucks". The Queen (referring to Queen Victoria ) rode a horse to congratulate His Majesty. The painting was made by Sir Edwin Landsill in 1860.

It describes a scene on the estate, showing Queen Victoria riding up to a pair of men who had killed a stag. She can be seen arriving at the scene of the kill on a horse, being led by her favourite serving John Brown.

This painting describes a scene on the estate, showing Queen Victoria riding up to a pair of men who had killed a stag. She could be seen riding a horse, and the one who led her favorite servant John Brown, arrived at the scene.

Clarence House

Filled with priceless antiques and curiosities from around the world, King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla's London palatial townhouse has hosted several official guests over the years, including foreign royal families.

King Charles and Queen Camilla's London palace style townhouse is filled with priceless antiques and rare treasures from all over the world, and has hosted some official guests over the years, including foreign royals.

On an official visit from Queen Máxima and King Willem-Alexander of The Netherlands, royal fans got a glimpse inside the Morning Room.

In the official visit of The Queen of the Netherlands Macsima and King William-Alexander , royal fans were able to see the charm of the morning living room.

The elegant drawing room was reportedly Camilla's favourite part of the house - from the official christening portraits of Prince George and Prince Louis.

It is reported that this elegant living room is Camilla's favorite place - judging from the official baptism portraits of Prince George and Prince Louis.

The Morning Room was once known as the Breakfast Room in John Nash’s original design for the Duke of Clarence in 1825, with King Charles and the Queen Consort moving in a year after the Queen Mother's death in 2002 - and its current inhabitants have paid tax to former residents with the addition of countless portraits and busts.

In the original design John Nash designed for Duke Clarence in 1825, the morning living room was once known as the breakfast room, and King Charles and the princess moved in one year after the death of the Queen Mother in 2002-they paid tribute to those who had lived before by adding countless portraits and busts.

Clarence House is attached to St. James's Palace and shares its garden. For nearly 50 years, from 1953 to 2002, it was home to the Queen Mother, and is still largely decorated to her taste with a few modern touches.

Clarence House is attached to St. James' Palace and shares its garden. For nearly 50 years, from 1953 to 2002, it was home to the Queen Mother, and is still largely decorated to her taste with a few modern touch. is located in the United States. 11th century, and the two are located in the United States. 11th century, and the United States is located in the United States. 11th century. 11th century is located in the United States. 11th century. 11th century. 11th century is located in the United States. 11th century. 11th century. 11th century is located in the United States. 11th century. 11th century. 11th century. 11th century is located in the United States. 11th century. 11th century. 11th century. 11th century. 11th century is located in the United States. 11th century. 11th century From 1953 to 2002, the Queen Mother lived here for nearly 50 years. The Clarence House is still mainly decorated according to the Queen Mother's taste, and has added some modern embellishments.

The house was the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's home when they were first married and Prince Charles was brought up in the stately home by his parents until the age of three.

This house was the home of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh when they first got married. Prince Charles has been brought up in this extraordinary house by his parents until the age of three.

It served as the official residence for Prince William from 2003 until his 2011 marriage and for Prince Harry from 2003 until 2012, and is now the much-loved London home of Charles and Camilla.

From 2003 to 2011, this was Prince William's residence. From 2003 to 2012, it has been Prince Harry's residence, and now it is the much-loved London home of Charles and Camilla in London.

Highgrove

The royal residence to which King Charles is said to be most attached is Highgrove, which was purchased from Tory MP and publishing chief Maurice Macmillan on his behalf by the Duchy of Cornwall.

It is said that King Charles attaches the most importance to the royal residence is Heglov, which he bought from Conservative MP and publishing director Morris Macmillan.

During the early years of his marriage to Diana it was their weekend home, but the Princess never returned after their separation in 1992. It is where Charles developed his love of gardening, with a stunning transformation of the neglected grounds.

In the early years of his marriage to Diana it was their weekend home, but the Princess never returned after their separation in 1992. It is where Charles developed his love of gardening, with a stunning transformation of the neglected grounds.

In the early days of his marriage to Diana it was their weekend home, but the Princess never returned after their separation in 1992. It is where Charles developed his love of gardening, with a stunning transformation of the neglected grounds. Here, Charles cultivated his love of gardening and made an amazing transformation of the abandoned site.

It always saddened him that neither William nor Harry share his love of horticulture nor expressed any interest in taking the house on.

What made him sad was that neither William nor Harry shared his love for gardening, nor did he express any interest in taking over the house.

Highgrove was to be run by the Prince’s Foundation and open to the public with Charles using it for five weeks or so each year — and paying rent for the privilege.

Highgrove will be managed by the Prince’s Foundation and open to the public, which Charles will use for about five weeks — and paying rent for the privilege.

But now the King's vision may not come true as the Duchy is now under control of Prince William, who would have the final say on what happened to Highgrove (as Prince of Wales, he is technically his father’s landlord).

But now the king's vision may not come true as the Duchy is now under control of Prince William, who would have the final say on what happened to Highgrove (as Prince of Wales, he is his father’s landlord).

Frogmore Cottage

Frogmore Villa

The royal residence of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex while they were living in the UK is on the Windsor Estate.

This is the royal residence of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex when they were living in the UK is on the Windsor Estate.

This is the royal residence of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex when they lived in the UK, and it is located in Windsor Manor.

After Harry and Meghan released photos celebrating their daughter Lilibet's first birthday, royal fans were delighted to get a glimpse into the couple's Windsor home

When Harry and Meghan posted their daughter Lilibet's first birthday, royal fans were delighted to get a glimpse into the couple's Windsor home

When Harry and Meghan posted their daughter Lilibet's first birthday photo, royal fans were delighted to get a glimpse into the couple's Windsor home

When Harry and Meghan posted their daughter Lilibet's

Today's Corpus (word bank)

)impersonal

[ɪmˈpɜːsənl]

adj.Inhuman; objective; lack of human touch; cold; non-personal; (verb or sentence) unnamed, inhumane

) sitting room

living room

) dissimilar

[dɪˈsɪmɪlə(r)]

adj.Different; different; Not similar to

) virtual

[ˈvɜːtʃuəl]

adj. In fact; very close; almost...; actually; essentially; (through computer software, such as on the Internet), virtual

) Drawing Room

Living room; living room

Note: drawing room is the abbreviation of withdrawing room, not the meaning of painting room.Of course, drawing room also depends on the environment. Sometimes it does refer to the painting room, but this is not usually at home

) equalemite

[ˈekwaɪn]

n. Horse; Equinaceae

adj.

horse; horse-like; horse-like

) antique

[ænˈtiːk]

n. Antique; Antique; Cultural Relics; Antique

adj. Antique; Ancient

v. Antique; Make it look antique; Find antique

) touch

modification; style