Elizabeth II joins the Airbnb fashion and puts the house where her father died for rent

Let it not be said that at 96 years old, Isabel II she is not a modern queen. The monarch has put up for rent a house of her heritage. She has done it through Airbnb, a well-known online platform dedicated to offering accommodation to individuals and tourists. What property is it?

We are talking about ‘Garden House’, an English-style house that is located in the real instances of Sandringham. Elizabeth II’s father, King George VI, was born and died there. This property has been part of the heritage of the British Royal House since 1862.

Those interested can stay in it for ‘barely’ 412 euros per night with the requirement that they spend at least a total of three. The first guests will arrive in February 2022. Your rental is proving to be a success, with virtually no reservations until the end of next year. It is a new and original way for the British Royal Family to approach their people.

Sandringham is the place where Elizabeth II and her family spend Christmas. Since her confinement due to Covid-19 and the death of her husband in April 2021, nothing has been the same, although it is still a very dear place for Elizabeth II and her family. The queen has established her official residence for a couple of years at Windsor Castle.

William of England and Kate Middleton with their three children have also recently moved to Adelaide House, which is located in the instances of the same fortress.