Sandringham House

About

This building is a classic country house built on land originally laid out as royal hunting grounds. The garden flows with an air both solemn and warm, as if touched by the hand of George VII. On nights when candles flickered above the dining table, the evening's stillness drifted off somewhere, and there the memories of royalty still lie dormant. Inside the cupboards rest letters from Edward VII, while beyond the windows a meadow stretches out as though time itself had stopped. Even now, those who visit this place walk along the traces of the past, listening for the footsteps once taken by a king and queen.