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Sandringham Estate, located in Norfolk, England, is a private residence of the British royal family and has been a beloved royal retreat for over a century. Purchased in 1862 by Queen Victoria for her son, the future King Edward VII, Sandringham has since become a favorite countryside escape for the royals.
The estate encompasses a grand house, extensive gardens, and 20,000 acres of farmland, woodlands, and heath. The main house, an impressive Jacobean-style mansion, is notable for its beautiful architecture, luxurious interiors, and historical significance. The estate grounds feature beautifully landscaped gardens, a museum with royal memorabilia, and a visitor center.
Sandringham is also known for its rich wildlife and conservation efforts. The estate is open to the public during certain times of the year, offering visitors a glimpse into royal life and the natural beauty of the area. Additionally, Sandringham Church, a quaint parish church on the estate, is where the royal family traditionally attends Christmas services.
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