King Charles III has purchased a $3.8 million property adjacent to Queen Camilla's Ray Mill House in Wiltshire, England. The monarch's move is reportedly to help his wife prevent its conversion ...

Queen Camilla has owned Ray Mill House since 1995 2025 marks 30 years that Camilla has owned Ray Mill House. She bought the property in 1995 for a reported £850,000 or $1 million.

King Charles III purchased a $3.8 million English property situated next to Queen Camilla's beloved vacation home, Ray Mill House, to stop it from being turned into wedding venue.

Queen Camilla bought Ray Mill House in the 1990s, long before she married King Charles, but the monarch has chosen to keep her humble property in Wiltshire, and still visits it on her own ...

The £850,000 residence, called Ray Mill House, was acquired by Camilla following her split from her first husband, Andrew Parker Bowles, in 1994. She lived there between 1996 and 2003 and has ...

One of the principal bedrooms in Ray Mill House, which has been owned by Camilla since 1995 (David Jones/PA) PA Archive The Old Mill was last sold in 2017 for £675,000.

Camilla and Charles made a ‘pact’ before their wedding that she’d keep Ray Mill House. The king and queen “actually actually spend quite a lot of time apart,” Ingrid Seward, the editor ...

She continued, "Ray Mill House [in Wiltshire] is Camilla's sort of release from royal life, if you like." Advertisement It was recently reported that King Charles spent $3.9 million to buy the ...

Ray Mill House may have acted as a retreat for the Queen over the last 30 years - and now it seems the King is helping to preserve the rural retreat for Camilla. According to MailOnline, Charles has ...