Two cottages near to entrance to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Norfolk residence up for rent

Living next-door to royalty! Two cottages just yards from the entrance to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Norfolk residence of Anmer Hall are available to rent for up to £875-a-month

  • Two cottages near Anmer Hall, Norfolk, have gone up on the market for renting
  • Cottages are near to the entrance for the mansion, where William and Kate live
  • Being let by the Sandringham Estate, which rents homes near Queen’s residence

A rare opportunity has arisen to become neighbours with Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge.

Royal fans can now live just four metres away from the entrance to William and Kate’s Georgian mansion, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk, where they are currently living with their children.

Two cottages have become available to rent in the tiny village, which has just 29 houses and a population of around 63.

One is a two-bedroom house and the other is a three-bedroom house with a large garden, both of which are almost opposite the main tree-lined gated drive to the Royal couple’s home.

The two-bedroom semi-detached house is available to rent for £725 per month and the three-bedroom semi, which comes with a large garage and outbuildings is up for £875 per month.

Royal fans can now live just four metres away from the entrance to William and Kate’s Georgian mansion, Anmer Hall, where they are currently living with their children

Two cottages have become available to rent in the tiny village, which has just 29 houses and a population of around 63

Two cottages have become available to rent in the tiny village, which has just 29 houses and a population of around 63

They are being let by the Sandringham Estate, which rents properties in 13 villages around the Queen’s residence. Pictured: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge during their visit to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn earlier this month

They are being let by the Sandringham Estate, which rents properties in 13 villages around the Queen’s residence. Pictured: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge during their visit to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn earlier this month

They are being let by the Sandringham Estate, which rents properties in 13 villages around the Queen’s residence.

The Sandringham Estate is letting the houses as primary residences and gives priority to those who live or work in the area. But people moving to Norfolk are also considered.

It states that properties are not let on a first come, first served basis but “rather on which prospective tenant is best suited to the property.”

Anyone interested in the house can fill out a form on the Sandringham Estate website.

Anmer, which is on the royal estate at Sandringham, lies around 12 miles north-east of King’s Lynn and 35 miles west of Norwich. In the 2001 census it has a population of 63 in 29 households.

The Sandringham Estate is letting the houses as primary residences and gives priority to those who live or work in the area. But people moving to Norfolk are also considered. Pictured: A Google satellite image of Anmer Hall (red circle) and the two properties for rent (white circle)

The Sandringham Estate is letting the houses as primary residences and gives priority to those who live or work in the area. But people moving to Norfolk are also considered. Pictured: A Google satellite image of Anmer Hall (red circle) and the two properties for rent (white circle)

Despite its small size, Anmer has a variety of entertainment, including a social club (pictured) offering film nights, quiz evenings and barbeques, an active Bowls Club and a Women’s Institute.

Despite its small size, Anmer has a variety of entertainment, including a social club (pictured) offering film nights, quiz evenings and barbeques, an active Bowls Club and a Women’s Institute.

In the past most of the houses in the village were occupied by people who worked at Anmer Hall or elsewhere on the Royal estate.

Anmer Hall was a wedding gift to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge from the Queen and around £1.5 million was spent upgrading the mansion before they moved in around 2013.

Despite its small size, Anmer has a variety of entertainment, including a social club offering film nights, quiz evenings and barbeques, an active Bowls Club and a Women’s Institute. It also has a 14th century church, St Mary the Virgin.

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