This is Sandringham Estate, the place Kate Middleton is resting after surgery

Kate Middleton has left her family home in Windsor for the first time since her operation, accompanying Prince William and his three children to the grounds of Sandringham, where the British Royal Family owns one of its properties.

Edward VII and Queen Alexandra built a huge Jacobean-style mansion in the east of England, which houses authentic Victorian-era treasures. It also has the church of St. Mary Magdalene, a children’s play area and gardens designed by Geoffrey Delecoe. With the exception of the private house, much of this 8,000-acre complex is open to the public. This property, has been the scene of important celebrations such as the christening of Charlotte of Wale

Over 200 people work on the estate, including farmers, gamekeepers, gardeners, and employees of Sandringham’s sawmill and apple juice pressing facility, according to the estate website. The estate is a wildlife refuge that heavily emphasizes recycling, conservation, and forestry. The royal family also does a lot to help out small businesses and farms in the area.

Queen Elizabeth II let the public into the mansion in 1977 to celebrate her Silver Jubilee. Visitors can now explore the 600 acres of grounds on the estate or visit the estate museum to discover more about Sandringham’s past and royal life.

Regarding Kate Middleton’s health, her surgery remains a mystery, but it is known, at least, that the princess is well. William has praised the excellent work of “the Filipino nurses” with Kate. The prince said, “They take very good care of her, they are amazing and kind.”

Undoubtedly, Kate Middleton’s resting place is an incredible place and it is expected to have a speedy recovery. What do you think about it? Have you ever visited this amazing place?