The Prince and Princess of Wales do not have free rein at their family home in Windsor
The unique four-bedroom property, located within Windsor Great Park, is actually a Grade II-listed building, which means there are strict planning rules and regulations that the royals have to adhere to."A building is listed when it is of special architectural or historic interest considered to be of national importance and therefore worth protecting," Historic England explains.
This means William and Kate will have to seek special planning permission should they wish to alter the home.It doesn't mean that changes can't be made; it's just that there are more hurdles to overcome first.The website explicitly details the façade of the ornate details and grand facade of the house. It reads: "One and [two] storeys, banked site, stucco faced with elaborate pierced bargeboards. Drip moulds and casement windows.
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