The Prince of Wales has given the public a closer look into his sustainable Welsh country home which took him around 40 years to find. Prince Charles purchased the home for £1.2 million in March 2007 and uses the farmhouse for getaways with his wife the Duchess of Cornwall.
The home named Llwynywermod is in Carmarthenshire, Wales and also includes three cottages as well as the main house. Prince Charles also owns Clarence House in London, Birkhall in Scotland and Highgrove House in Glostershire.
My London reports that the home's interior is minimalistic yet rustic which is filled with open fireplaces, Welsh furniture, books and vases. The Prince's passion for sustainability runs through the home as it is reportedly heated via an eco-friendly woodchip boiler.
