King Charles III of Britain has sought refuge at Sandringham House, a private estate, following his first cancer treatment. Located about 110 miles north of London, Sandringham has been owned by the royal family since 1862 and holds a special place in the hearts of Charles and his family.
Sandringham offers the king the isolation he needs during his treatment, as it is surrounded by its own grounds. Infection must be avoided, making the privacy and seclusion of Sandringham ideal for Charles. The estate provides a sanctuary where he can receive the care he needs and focus on his health.
