Travel enthusiasts can now rent King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s favourite Sandringham retreat

The Folly at Sandringham, a countryside estate regularly used by King Charles III and Queen Camilla, is now available for public bookings. The property, located on the royal family's Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, England, can be rented through luxury travel company Oliver’s Travels, as per a report by Travel and Leisure.

According to the report, the Folly served as a retreat space where women of the royal family would gather for tea. It has since been restored and upgraded into a high-end holiday home while preserving key features such as stone hearths, arched doorways, and hand-finished floors. Guests staying at The Folly will also see royal artefacts from the private collection placed across the interiors.

The estate includes a drawing room with French doors that open into the gardens, a full kitchen painted in heritage turquoise, and three double bedrooms spread across two wings. The main bedroom features a king-sized bed and a fireplace. A turret on the property, accessible via an outdoor stone staircase, offers wide views of the estate and is promoted as a peaceful space for writing or reflection.


The grounds of the Sandringham Estate, including trails, formal gardens, and open meadows, are accessible to guests. The main Sandringham House is open from April to October and offers activities such as guided tours, forest sessions, and afternoon teas, though these require advance reservations.

Oliver’s Travels describes the property as “layered in heritage, surrounded by nature, and designed with care.” The rental gives visitors a chance to experience part of the royal lifestyle—at least for a weekend.