A country estate in southwest England that formerly belonged to Prince Charles is up for sale, and the new owners could be obliged to receive a royal visitor at short notice.
Brimptsmead is a six-bedroom Edwardian family home that sits in 9.22 acres of land in Dartmoor National Park, boasting paddocks, woodland and a bank of the River Dart complete with fishing rights, according to real estate agent Knight Frank.
While Knight Frank say that this hasn't happened while the current owners have been living there, it does mean that Prince Charles could drop in for a spot of fishing if he feels like it.
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