Princess Anne named the hardest-working royal for the fourth year in a row, is the only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Indeed she is involved in over 300 charities and made 387 public appearances in 2021 alone. As an avid equestrian, she was also the first member of the British royal family to compete in the Olympic Games.
She married Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence in 1992 and shares two children Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall with her first husband Captain Mark Phillips. But what about her property portfolio?
As we will introduce you to the amazing sprawling home of Princess Royal, you will be delighted by her rather different style of living in regards to other Royal Family members. Why? Keep watching this video to see Anne’s love for horse riding, her amiable strolls with family, and good old moments from childhood days inside the royal walls.
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Princess Anne’s no-nonsense attitude and down-to-earth demeanor have endeared her to the British public and earned her the nickname “the hardest-working royal.” She is known for her no-frills approach to public appearances and her willingness to roll up her sleeves and get involved in the causes she supports. With her strong work ethic and commitment to public service, Princess Anne also gives us amazing views of her lifestyle within the home she has been living in since her first marriage.
Gatcombe Park Mansion
One of Princess Anne’s most notable and primary homes is Gatcombe Park, located in Gloucestershire, England. This large estate features a stunning Georgian manor house which was gifted to her by the Queen in 1976. To be precise, the whole Gatcombe Park was bought by Queen Elizabeth from the former Home Secretary Lord Butler of Saffron Walden for a reported seven hundred thousand dollars. The Princess Royal has stayed at the property since 1976 when the Queen purchased it for her daughter and her former husband, Captain Mark Phillips. Moreover, Princess Anne’s estate is privately run as a business, hence is funded without any help from taxpayers.
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