Sandringham House.
"In 1861 Edward VII., then Prince of Wales, acquired the
estate of Sandringham, extending to 7000 acres, as a
country residence. The present handsome building of
brick and stone, in the Tudor style, took the place of the previous plain
mansion-house in 1871."
Extract from "The royal palaces, historic castles and stately homes of Great Britain" (Open Library)
Sandringham House, Museum, and
Gardens are open to the public on a limited basis.
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