Prince Charles recently renovated his garden at Highgrove into the ultimate playground for his beloved grandchildren. Yes, Prince George and Princess Charlotte can now retreat into their own natural wonderland complete with a refurbished thatched-roof treehouse and shepherd's hut that reportedly cost £18,000 ($28,000).
Prince George and Princess Charlotte have the ultimate royal playground at Highgrove
Prince George has always lived in grand style: first at Kensington Palace in London, and, more recently, to a magnificent estate in the English countryside, with his parents and new baby sister.
But now, 2-year-old Prince George has a new hide away that resembles Peter Pan's never-never land that he can retreat to when royal life gets too stuffy. He’s got his very own treehouse, located in the garden grounds at his grandfather Prince Charles’s country estate, Highgrove. The lavish playground is fitting for a future king to spend many careless days playing and exploring.
But now, 2-year-old Prince George has a new hide away that resembles Peter Pan's never-never land that he can retreat to when royal life gets too stuffy. He’s got his very own treehouse, located in the garden grounds at his grandfather Prince Charles’s country estate, Highgrove. The lavish playground is fitting for a future king to spend many careless days playing and exploring.
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