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Emma Shacklock

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's 'special place' where they did their own washing up is nowhere near as grand as Buckingham Palace

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and Queen Elizabeth II attend day 3 of the Royal Windsor Horse Show on May 10, 2013 .

Queen Elizabeth had a number historic properties she could live at and she’s known to have had a particular soft spot for Windsor Castle, Sandringham House and Balmoral. However there’s a humbler home that was also very "special" to her and Prince Philip, according to royal expert and woman&home correspondent Emily Andrews.

Whilst it is a royal residence, it’s "secluded" and this allowed the couple to enjoy living in a down-to-earth way. On a recent episode of her and Reverend Richard Coles’ Catching Up With The Royals podcast, Emily answered a question about Wood Farm, which was where Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh lived after he retired in 2017.

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