The luxurious palace where Prince William’s alleged mistress, Rose Hanbury, lives

Princes William’s scandal about his infidelities became one of the most important news in the royal family and it was spread immediately by the British media. However, Buckingham Palace has not released any statement and preferred to remain silent in regard to the controversy.

The alleged mistress of Princess Diana’s older son is Rose Hanbury, an ex-model who lives with the 7th Marquess of Cholmondeley, David Rocksavage, and her children in Houghton Hall. A palace with Palladian architecture was built for the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in 1720 which is considered one of the best infrastructures in Norfolk.

According to the palace’s official webpage, “Houghton was built with an eye to reflecting the wealth, taste, and power of its owner.” The property has extensive grounds with a walled garden where an astonishing contemporary sculpture collection is exhibited.

Every detail about the palace can be appreciated through its web page and the secret social media pages of Rose Hanbury, which became one of the best displays of British architecture and it is expected to open its gates on April 23.

According to a source close to the couple, every year the gates of the palace are open to the public and this event has become one of the sources of income of the marchioness and marquess. The people that visit this tourist spot can go around the 106 rooms, gardens, and museum. The event is going to end on October 29.