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A stunning six-bedroom country house a stone’s throw from Prince Charles’ Welsh estate has hit the market - and the new owner may get far more than they originally purchased.
Henllys Manor House, situated five miles from Prince Charles Llwynywermod Estate in Llandovery, west Wales, has gone on sale for £750,000 with rumours that there’s a secret treasure trove hidden within its grounds.
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The Georgian Grade II-listed property, which dates back to 1825-1830, is nestled in a tranquil corner of Wales, with 3.4 acres including a paddock, mature gardens and fishing rights on the River Tywi which runs through the estate. The property also includes a two-bedroom detached cottage named The Bailiffs Cottage. While the house is in need of upgrading, the historic property could be an ideal base for country pursuit lovers.
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While only a small section of the room can be seen, it showed silky-looking curtains in a gorgeous turquoise with huge tassels.
The Duke of Sussex is unlikely to see his father again before returning to the US to be with his pregnant wife and their son.
It comes after a source revealed Prince Charles walked and talked with Prince Harry at Windsor Castle after his father the Duke of Edinburgh s funeral.
They were said to have taken part in a family summit but since then Prince Charles has headed to his Welsh bolthole at Llwynywermod in Llandovery to spend some time on his own following the funeral on Saturday.
It means the pair are unlikely to meet again before the Duke of Sussex heads back to the US following the Queen s 94th birthday celebration today, reported The Times.