King Charles III is set to give up his lease on a country estate in Carmarthenshire. Following reports in the Telegraph that the King was "trimming the costs" of his residences and would give up the base he used during Prince of Wales, Buckingham Palace confirmed the news.
The estate - Llwynywermod, near Llandovery - is comprised of three cottages, a barn and a main house in the centre of 192 acres of countryside. The Duchy of Cornwall purchased the estate in 2007 on behalf of the then-Prince of Wales for £1.2m - you can see photos of the restored interior of the main house here.
