Sandringham Estate opens historic water tower for public rentals

The Sandringham Estate, the private rural residence of King Charles III in Norfolk, England, has opened a historic water tower for public rental. Originally built in 1877 by engineer James Mansergh, the neo-Byzantine structure served as a functional water source for the estate for nearly a century.

Renovated as a boutique romantic retreat for two, the tower features traditional British décor, including fireplaces, chandeliers, and historic paintings of the estate. The accommodation includes a kitchen and dining area on the ground floor, bedrooms on the first floor, and a living room with a fireplace on the second floor. A rooftop terrace offers views of the Norfolk countryside.

Rental prices start at approximately £151 per night. The tower joins other available accommodations on the estate, such as the Gardens House and The Folly. Similar holiday rental options are also available at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.