Sandringham House Gardens in Norfolk, an amazing experience!

Discover the amazing Sandringham House and Gardens.
Built in 1870 by the Prince and Princess of Wales, later King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, Sandringham was once described as 'The most comfortable house in England'.
It has beautiful gardens covering over 60 acres. In Spring there are beautiful displays of Rhododendrons and Magnolias which replanted from a collection in Windsor.
Created by Geoffrey Jelicoe in 1947 for King George VI the formal enclosed areas of garden are informally planted in a cottage garden style and are usually at their best in late July where they provide a more secluded area and act as a haven for Bees and Butterflies.
Sandringham has been passed down as a private home through four generations of British monarchs and was the country retreat of the late  the Queen Elizabeth.
Parts of  House are also open - see website.

More recently the geometric Topiary Garden was added by King Charles to provide a peaceful and relaxing place for visitors. It has also been created to add biodiversity with plants and flowers suited to the changing climate. In addition he has added the Sundial Garden and a magnolia walk.

Is the interior of Sandringham House open to the public?
Yes parts of the interior of the House are open to the public, there are also special exclusive guided tours available.

Will you meet or see King Charles at Sandringham House?
I think it is unlikely that you will meet or see King Charles but who knows!

Sandringham House and Royal Garden - Opening Times - see latest information by visiting website. To enjoy the House, Gardens, Transport Museum and Exhibition we would suggest allowing around 3.5 hours for your visit.