Her Majesty the Queen has a stunning home in Norfolk – see the enchanting waterfall at Sandringham
July 08, 2022 - 15:44 BST Rachel Avery Her Majesty the Queen has many beautiful residences up and down the UK, each with their own glorious grounds but it's her Norfolk property, Sandringham, that captured our hearts on Friday with its magical waterfall caught on camera.In a video clip shared to Instagram Stories on the official Sandringham Instagram account, the monarch's amazing waterfall in Norfolk could be admired.The enchanting video was shared to 19.
The sun shone overhead as the water cascaded down over the rocks, all next to a traditional stone building.Although it's not the biggest of waterfalls, the natural formation is a thing of pure beauty and it's surrounded by enchanting scenery.READ: Why the Queen is forbidden from selling Buckingham Palace
This secluded spot is located somewhere within the 20,000 acres of land surrounding Her Majesty's countryside residence.The estate also has a 17-acre Walled Garden which is filled with a variety of stunning flowers including Penstemons and Dahlias. In a beautiful Instagram post, the entranceway was showcased:"The entrance passes under the brick pillars once belonging to an old pergola – today they act as a natural home for climbers.
Windsor Castle is now the Queen's main home, as it's where she chooses to stay most frequently, staying away from the hustle and bustle of London. Make sure you never miss a ROYAL story! Sign up to our newsletter to get all of our celebrity and royal news delivered directly to your inbox.
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