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 ...

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.

Despite Camilla’s love for Ray Mill House, it only served as her primary residence from 1996 to 2003. These days, she splits he time between the king’s homes, Highgrove House and Clarence House.

Camilla purchased a home, called Ray Mill House, in Wiltshire, England in 1995. At the time, she had just divorced Andrew Parker-Bowles and wasn't yet connected to Charles.

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 ...

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 ...

Camilla bought Ray Mill House in the village of Lacock, Wiltshire, in 1995 and still uses the mansion to spend quality time with her family. Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent.

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 ...

King Charles III found a way to ensure that Queen Camilla's country home stays free of neighbors: He bought the property next door, according to the Daily Mail. Camilla purchased a home, called ...

Camilla bought Ray Mill House in the village of Lacock, Wiltshire, in 1995 and still uses the mansion to spend quality time with her family. King buys £3 million home next to Camilla’s country ...