King Charles Highgrove House Tour | INSIDE Charles III Home | Royal Real Estate Interior Design

[@johnkad123]

A man before his time and much derided for the things that people are now adopting. Wonderful house

[@allanwaxman8117]

King Charles garden is magnificent you can see he really puts his heart in what he does Congratulations

[@vickiemcilwain8183]

People laught at the king years ago but he was right organic and chemical free now everyone is of the same mind congratulations on being right your majesty

[@PthaloGreen2]

This is truly spectacular. Charles is a thoughtful guy with varied and eclectic pursuits. I hope he lives many more years to enjoy his reign and promote his more progressive interests.

[@paulinewilson613]

What a magnificent garden, the flowers are truly spectacular particularly the delphiniums.

[@PthaloGreen2]

The UK climate is fabulous for flower gardening.

[@jamesthurber4730]

A Man so far ahead of his time, He shows us the way to the future.

[@ruthjames7026]

It's beautiful & awe-inspiring. No words to describe it. Real Gem

[@stevefranks1711]

This is a terrific tour of the Highgrove gardens. Wonderful. But the title is inaccurate -- it is not a tour of the inside of Highgrove. And one small detail: the record height of a delphinium cannot be 18 inches. Migjt it be 18 feet?

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

Indeed, I apologize for my error. Naturally, it is Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex

[@lapsedluddite3381]

@fashionmomentswithellen - I do believe this is the first time HRH has been mistaken for a delphinium ☺️.

[@catherined467]

Beautiful and inspiring. It’s a tribute to the importance of nature in our lives.

[@margerykirner5604]

I just love the king, he is so forward looking

[@gracafaria1861]

Nature is important and beautiful...Charles is a great gardener with good taste and deserves our respect! 🌳🌱🌷🌹

[@irisessex90]

That looks like a peaceful place to sit with all the vibrant colors of the magnificent flowers.

[@BrendaPressinger]

Well, the garden is so magnificent that I really am not bothered what the narrator gets wrong. What a heavenly place the gardens are at Highgrove. BP

[@irisbristow2977]

Thank you King Charles for sharing with public one of the most beautiful gardens I have ever seen.

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lornarichardson5655]

Turn Highgrove into a future retreat for Prince William and Catherine as the kids would love it

[@barbaramather6775]

Diana did not like living at Highgrove. Unlike Charles she liked city life and the glamour. But William and Harry must of loved it as children, a childs wonderland. Wonderfull work the now King Charles.

[@509cougs]

Diana, Princess of Wales, grew up in the country near Sandringham. It is my understanding that she did not like Highgrove because she was not welcomed there. It is located near Camilla's home and used as a randevoir point for their adulterous affair.

[@altwasser2305]

Ein schönes Anwesen mit einer wunderbaren Gartenanlage. Für König Charles wäre dieser Ort in seinem Alter lebensfreundlicher , als die Last dieser Krone zu tragen. Er wäre ein gefragter Naturforscher geworden.

[@LoveLady-wn3eg]

I have been saving this gem video for last, to devote my undivided attention to!! Thank you for providing the information and beautiful sights and landscapes in this scenic view of King Charles' estate. Charles is right, it takes a long time for regrowth, after damage or cutting down of trees to regrow. It's plain to see that Charles is one with nature! I bet that Charles wouldn't mind camping out in any of the yards on his property, in a commercial tent, and he wouldn't mind the sounds of the outdoors at night, as he lays snug in his sleeping bag! But he might need to call Camilla on his cell phone from time to time, for her to bring him a snack when he is hungry! And Charles is not the only one who "talks" to plants. I talked to flowers when I was 8 years old, and they actually "talked" back! But I think that my experience was very different than Charles's. I really believe that I met with God, or maybe my guardian angel, because the tiny little flower moved back and forth by itself, like it was politely "answering" me! And there was no wind or breeze, it was only the one little flower moving by itself, while the other tiny flowers around it were perfectly still! I asked questions to this tiny flower that was growing from the ground under the Willow tree, (as only a child would do), and the flower gently moved back and forth, as if it was saying, "yes". When we are children, anything is possible, especially since children believe, and naturally have faith. I like the scenes of Charles, when he was still a Prince, wearing the hunter green shirt, and also at 12:30, when Charles and William are posing together, and at 14:47, when Charles, William, and Harry are posing together, when the boys were teenagers. This video is VERY impressive, with alot of valuable information, and I will save it in my KZbin collection of cherished videos. Dear King Charles, thank you for cooperating with the Fashion company, to allow your lovely home at HighGrove to be filmed, and studied, and generously shared with all of us! I will return to watch this video many times over! And I will have to pretend that I am visiting at HighGrove, if only in my dreams. 🧚 I love you King Charles🤴 💜💙💚💛🧡❤️🩷 🌹🏵🌷🪻🌻🌼🌿☘️🪴🌴🌲🌳🌾🍁🪺

[@susanyates4233]

It just shows what you can do with money. I dot grudge it to him, he is a wonderful man.

[@annishilcock4587]

That was a really interesting tour INSIDE Charles 111 home. I really enjoyed seeing the interior. of his idyllic retreat.

[@theavanstaden9400]

Beautiful! How could Harry leave all this behind?

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

Good question!

[@jessiahstalbirds.j.794]

Love the picture tour of the gardens. But, quite a few bit of misinformed statements were made about the gardens and the property.

[@evalynnchristiansen9430]

Lovely garden.

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

Yes, thank you

[@graphiquejack]

The gardens are absolutely spectacular, and you can tell how much love the king has put in them. He needn’t have worried to much about the publication of the Housekeeper’s Diary. If anything, it shows Diana to be the worse person in the marriage and as a parent, and it also proves how deluded Harold is when he called his father ‘cold’. What rot. Yah he didn’t ’love bomb’ like Diana did, but he was also a very kind and loving father… and clearly pretty patient considering how much trouble Harold has caused over the years.

[@JAGBRG]

Beautiful gardens❤️

[@marthaschermann5562]

I have always enjoyed and have been fascinated with the stumpery. Only seeing it on videos and not yet in person.

[@florencehildebrand8823]

Thank you so wonderful

[@raphaelhorowitz9594]

I love the garden the garden is all around or just magnificent, the colours and the height of the plant the flowers and all the green around. It’s just swallow. My mother was always to say to me that green and Gardens is a sight for sore eyes as we live in a city. It’s all brick and mortar and I took it on and created for my parents. Also a nice garden a lot of roses and greens and and flowers and I still love it. It’s beautiful it’s relaxes you especially if you can grow mint tea in all sorts, which is Hennessy and And the smell of fresh flowers, and then it’s just beautiful girls. I have a lot of raspberries and allsorts of its wonderful before breakfast to wonder around and just pick here and there is something in and really appreciate the universe and nature. Thank you so much I say to everyone, happiness is a journey, not a destination. Good luck to you. there.

[@patsykelly9015]

Loved all the gardens well done to his RH King Charles 111.

[@normasouthwood3182]

His Majesty

[@heatherstephens9295]

Absolutely stunning 🥰🥰

[@robertwessels9827]

Stunning!

[@Suprememusic_24]

Always nice impressive and outstanding ❤❤ king Charles ❤❤

[@vivianjames9925]

King Charles has been a pioneer in organic farming and so many other things. He was often ridiculed for his views, but has been proved to have been ahead of his time in so many things. I think the gardens of Highgrove are beautiful. I thought that he owned Highgrove, and that it wasn't part of the Duchy of Cornwall: I suppose it doesn't make much difference since he rents it anyway - and William isn't going to be taking it from him.

[@lrlezcano]

Very good! It has charming Italian gardens. Thank you!

[@stephanebelizaire5063]

BRAVO !

[@007EnglishAcademy]

''...widely widespread....'' oh dear!

[@glendafaber1245]

Harry, Duke of Sussex!

[@JacquelineBarnes-u5y]

He's nothing to sussex

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

Yes, that's on me. Of course, it's Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex.

[@Schlei602]

​@@JacquelineBarnes-u5y less than nothing!

[@Phyllis355]

So beautiful….

[@vidhusingh2060]

Loved it

[@ingerhansen2151]

Diana og charles med to børn hvor er de søde. 🫰🏻✌🏻🤞🏿🤘🤘🤑👺👺👺🤡

[@Cynthia-s4h]

A team of gardeners did a good job with a bottomless pocket

[@PatriciaS-t1x]

You said we would see inside his home, but you didn’t show inside. Apologies please.

[@eugeniakruse]

The King does not live at Buckingham Palace. “Currently, Clarence House is the London residence of King Charles III and his wife, Queen Camilla. They intend to continue to use Clarence House as their London home until at least 2027 during renovations to Buckingham Palace. Buckingham Palace will remain the administrative headquarters for the monarchy and the location of state events during this time.”

[@fintan3563]

They called G3 Farmer George, perhaps C3 is Farmer Charles!

[@jvsaints]

Charles has always been swishy. Nice he put his staff working on gardens.

[@lucylocket420]

Actually Harry as incorrect Duke of Essex is more suitable, but he's Duke of Sussex.

[@JaneA544]

Duke of essex?

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

Oh, my bad! I meant Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex.

[@TruckGal]

This is the home when Diana and the kids would visit Camilla's framed picture and nightgown were removed before their arrival.

[@expressoevangelism80]

Sure he’s a great gardener. Perhaps he could just be allowed to quietly stay in the potting shed, and keep away from the Church of England. They are in enough problems without him getting involved. He holds a very dangerous amount of influence. It is frightening to begin to imagine as to what he could be quietly doing with it.

[@expressoevangelism80]

@sandponics I reckon he could keep his head in the greenhouse, talking to his plants, whilst he gets others to do whatever he might want to be carried out throughout his world stage of influence.

[@shankarbalakrishnan2360]

Happy Onam my king and my birthday 18th sep❤❤🎉🎉 how an in ornate

[@lisica8458]

Charles and Diana spent "lovely weekends" there with their sons? According to Highgrove housekeeper at the time, Wendy Berry, nothing could be further from the truth: Diana frequently shut herself up with William in her bedroom; and indulged in temper tantrums, crying episodes, and giving Charles the silent treatment. She also frequently interfered with Charles's efforts to spend time with his sons. There are several KZbinrs who have summarized and/or read excerpts from Berry's book, The Housekeeper's Diary.

[@Mskiyuki]

If you're still my sponsor,please send me a flight tiket to UK ASAP.

[@MaggieQuirke]

It's so beautiful I hope he lives a long life so as he can enjoy all his hard work so sorry to hear he is ill I really like king Charles bless him

[@jamesbengrubbs135]

What "house" tour? Not one image from the inside was shown.. The video lost complete credibility when they called Harry, The Duke of Sussex, the Duke of Essex..Was just a collection of old photos found every where else on the internet. Don't waste your time.

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

Oops, my blunder! Obviously, I was talking about Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex!

[@mauvegreenwisteria3645]

Leave out the word “the”.​@@fashionmomentswithellen.

[@Tom-wl2dn]

I'm in the U.S. This is beautiful. King Charles has done a great job. I think he and I would be good friends because this is what I envision for my home.

[@calistafalcontail]

I would love to stroll around in this garden and buy some jam. Charles, despite all his controversies, is an interesting man.

[@carolinemcgovern8059]

One can buy the jam online.

[@charlestaylor1693]

These robotically narrated videos are more than annoying, not to mention the erroneous content. Two minutes into this video and already he has misidentified the Duke of Sussex as Duke of Essex; and, also omitted that Clarence House is HM's primary residence in London. Photographs are beautiful, even if clipped from other videos.

[@allyanderson6755]

❤love English gardens ❤and hope to visit one day❤dont have to love everything about Charles to appreciate his love for gardening, horticulture, revival and rescuing of old things. Especially architecture. He appreciates what those before his birth created and worked on. Absolutely beautiful mind when it comes to nature and its beauty ❤

[@891Henry]

When you get something wrong as simple as Harry, Duke of Sussex - not Essex, it makes me wonder what other bits you get wrong.

[@BubbleheadOMW]

Plenty careless mistakes in this one. What a damn shame.

[@maxinedyer8368]

There was another one right at the start. He said that Highgrove is in south west Tetbury. Tetbury is a small market town and Highgrove is in Doughton which is a couple of miles away. That, and the glaring mistake about Harry was enough for me to stop watching I’m afraid.

[@carolgoergens9275]

Really you don’t listen before you post for mistakes

[@britasmith8008]

Harry is NOT Duke of Edinburgh he is the Duke of Sussex. Get it right. .

[@paullewis2413]

The usual click bait. “Inside Charles lll’s home”? I must have missed something? Add to that the Harry mistake and you can discount this rubbish. 😂

[@sarahprice1375]

The King made this tired house and garden very beautiful again. I was fortunate enough to be invited to go there and, having owned the book on the garden it was so very lovely to walk around and see how much more he had developed since the book was published. It's a true work of love and beauty

[@castlegate2013-vw9lu]

He has the entire revenue of all working people in the UK to pay for it.

[@sarahprice1375]

@@castlegate2013-vw9lu he paid for it

[@arlenehiles2689]

​@@castlegate2013-vw9luWell even if this was true, at least the things produced from Highgrove like jams from fruits grown on this estate contributes largely towards charitable causes as well, when sold etc. Our taxes also pay salaries of MPs in the government who earn quite high salaries and they don't do as much for the environment and charities that the King has done over the years. Also King Charles used his whole navy pension payment to create the Princes Trust, a charity to enable disadvantages young people to be able to do apprenticeships, and courses to better themselves in life. It would be interesting to see what a president would do, if we no longer had the King as head of state. Besides monies being donated to charities by produces grown in Highgrove, the monies it brings in also goes towards the upkeep of Highgrove. In America for example, as ex president receives ongoing payments for life to cover his it her household and domestic costs etc. In England a ex prime minister received a huge pension for life, even if the prime minister did not serve a full term. Liz Truss for example gets a ex prime ministers pension even though she was only a prime minister for less than three months. The royals work hard in helping to raise monies for charities in various ways. The King is addressing slimming down the working royals and planning to open up more royal residences to the public certain times of the year, to raise monies to help pay the upkeep if these places. This will attract more tourists to visit historical buildings like this and others. Public funds would still go towards the upkeep of all these residences even if the monarchy was done away with and we had a elected president of state. At least with the King, we only have one head if state while he lives, untill he passes away and Prince William takes over. As a president would receive a large state pension and security possibly, imagine if for let's say twenty years, after the Royal monarchy was done away with in a row we paying towards four ex presidents retirement, and a current one lol. They don't do anything like the King and working royals to contribute towards charities either in a big way like the royal family. So if one thinks it will be cheaper for everyone if the monarchy is done away with, then they are quite mistaken. If anything it will become more expensive for tax payers. We would still also be contributing towards maintaining old historical buildings anyway, like castles and so on, as it's all part of our history as a nation, wether it not royals in name only who are no longer working royals lived in some of these places or not, even if we no longer covered their personal costs and paid duties they won't be doing, maybe only voluntary duties etc. The Monarchy brings in lots of tourists each year as well, bit just to visit the castles etc, but to actually see the royals traditions, trooping of the colour etc. I understand where you comming from, but just expressing what the alternatives would be like, if we did not have a royal monarch as head if state and why it would not necessarily be cheaper to do away with the monarchy and become a republic.

[@KeithAllan-b5h]

No - the Duchy pays for it

[@sarahprice1375]

@@castlegate2013-vw9lu wrong. Do your research

[@jamesduke9809]

This is a tour of the house, I do not think so......

[@eedie-mr1ey]

So serene. One can imagine what the garden of eden was like looking at highgrove gardens. What a naturalist kc3 has turned out to be. Well done green finger king.

[@kevinjamesparr552]

I know all his friends but have never meet Charles sadly as he is more like me than me

[@barbaradzitko1826]

Absolutely gorgeous gardens. I admire the the king's perseverance in developing it.

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

Many thanks!

[@maureenpritchard8298]

What a great video. I loved all the historical information about the gardens. Thanks for sharing.🇨🇦

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sciencewins8798]

How beautiful ❤

[@julierichardson-y4g]

lovely garden, the king has a lot of talent and loves nature as i do

[@trudisinclair8817]

WOW...incredible you've captured the years in 20 minutes of patients and perseverance... Absolutely incredible...🕊🌱🕯🌿

[@susanyates4233]

patience

[@childearth4039]

King Charles has worked throughout to conserve the heritage of Britain and it's wilderness . Not only Britain but the world owes a resounding thank you to him.

[@jamieryman]

Love love hearing about this passion project of KC 💖. I'd like to hear more about the Gardens, particularly the filtration systems 👏👏 inspiring 🌳🌿🪺🦋🐝

[@zandragreen4007]

I found this a most interesting video on Highgrove and find the gardens so beautiful!

[@jmarcouyeux]

Contains no current views inside the home

[@mmcs4973]

Truly stunning. He has succeeded in turning the bare house facade into something soft, beautiful and inspiring. Love it would love to walk through the grounds.❤

[@davidlelacheur3217]

The King and Queen don't live at Buckingham Palace, it is under renovation that will take years to complete! They live at Claence House.

[@joanbrate]

Lovely.... another reason to admire King Charles IIII.

[@ingridheinkel]

How lovely- I feel like I had a mini excursion!! Thank you so very much-

[@cristinesaunders2428]

Beautiful Gardens, home & countryside! I would love it there, it's so beautiful as Heaven on earth!

[@jackiedrew6090]

Fabulous gardens ❤

[@heidixxx2454]

Although the video is mistitled, it is also very beautiful and peaceful. Thank you.

[@mimib95]

I was more interested in the grounds anyway so that’s fine by me.

[@debralevin4305]

Lovely exterior and gardens. Where is the interior design?

[@annh9225]

Just wonderful to see such beauty - thank you so much. from Canada

[@lovely4313]

Absolutely gorgeous gardens. Beautiful participation of his family at the project having great taste and love for nature. Thank you for sharing the lovely video👀

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

So nice

[@IrisAnnButler]

As a person who probably will never see England, let alone the UK. I feel privileged to see what King Charles III has been doing with his free time. The gardens are beautiful,. A complete tour on screen from my livingroom. I hope the doors are as open if the prodigal son decides to come home. Love and prayer to His Majesty and his Queen. I am not versed in these ways. I to believe in eating real food. Thank you for sharing this beautiful place, and it's history.

[@NareLusinyan]

Յուրաքանչյուր մարդ մինչեւ իր քավության ու Թողության,Աստծո Սուրբ Հոգու Շնորհներհը ստանալու պահը' անառակ որդի ն է Աստծո։Իսկ դուք Օրհնյալ եք արդյոք Հիսուսի Ձեռամբ,թե որ' այո,տողատակի թույնըպետք չէր։Սիրով Օրհնյալը հորդորում է սիրով+*12

[@hevsmithson6574]

Such a beautiful photo of the boys laughing together

[@MalcolmHolmes-v7x]

Its not a 5 hour tour....its a one and a half hour garden tour. Absolutely we'll worth a visit though £69 per couple need to book well in advance

[@joanneaustin1780]

I loved the tour. I love to garden 🪴 flowers 💐 myself. Thank you for sharing this beautiful picture of your home 🏡 and beautiful gardens.

[@lyndakling901]

What a beautiful home and gardens!

[@peterfuchs9490]

Wonderful !

[@laurac8659]

I thought we would see INSIDE 😢

[@along5925]

Much love to Great Britain's king for his love of nature. (No political statement. Just respect for a decent gentleman.)

[@ritac3784]

I like that he deaigned something for everyone. His children were both spoilt for choice and so lucky.

[@Bbwright1945]

I loved the colors in the gardens, the pinks, blues, and purples.

[@lindalincoln2006]

I’d love to live there amidst those beautiful gardens!!! Pure paradise!!

[@maxinecatherall6840]

I have recently done a garden tour at Highgrove. Absolutely gorgeous.

[@elzbietazimna7040]

Lovely lady.👒Me too.☀

[@kevinjamesparr552]

Sadly no justice is there .I loved in a castle garden house for best part of 30 years.Abbey Life tore my financial world apart . Lived in car for summer that yer as court would not take my case of fraud as Government had offered all sins forgiven if they sign FSA LAW within 6 months .You can imagine what greed and lies they committed during that time .I had to leave my natural life in England to live abroad to escape the cash lost house gone land and gardens never mine again . Court judges said its immoral its nasty evil tricks but today it is not illegal what happened yesterday. We feel for you Sir Kevin but law is the law

[@jorgehurford1742]

The king and Queen DO NOT live in Buckingham Palace. Where do you get your information??

[@jenniferlynn3537]

Yes - And I’d add that even the interpretive stuff is convoluted. For example, King Charles supposedly “hates an overly manicured garden” 22:36 - yet has installed exotic statuary amongst other garden ornamentation, created geometric designed hedgerows, nurtured espaliered fruit trees and trimmed ornate topiaries?!?! That is nothing if not thoroughly contradictory. It would have been more apt to say that the king is enamored of many forms of garden design - from informal meadows and cottage gardens, to traditionally planned gardens, to classically designed outdoor spaces.

[@spiritofanu3112]

“Duke of Essex”?? You need better researchers.

[@fashionmomentswithellen]

Oh, my bad! I meant Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex.

[@glennhopkins2643]

A wonderful man

[@tinylite4964]

After saying the inside was going to be on views - it wasn't. Very disappointing!

[@gardensouth7177]

King Charles is my kind of King! A lot of issues for the world can be resolved in a garden. Bravo on your beautiful garden.

[@saundra-j6l]

I expect nothing else Than the lovingly cared for gardens. Kings Charles comes thru greatly!❤

[@carolguardino9306]

😮

[@stephanfourie6879]

where is the INSIDE of the house!!!?????

[@ladonna2674]

It's a private home, not one of the Crown's estates.

[@mariw1298]

His Majesty King Charles III was way ahead of his time when it came to horticulture and agriculture. Many British people have no idea of how much he invested in their health and well-being. And many people in other countries have also benefitted by his support of natural ways to fertilize their farmlands.

[@raymondttompson2638]

You said inside highgrove house but you lied, that's not good.

[@leerutledge9099]

Such jealousy I have rarely seen. He began this long before Diana. The gardens are spectacular. A testament to his early love of nature and gardens. I doubt the detractors goive anything to the vets and homeless. Easy to criticize but it really sounds like envy and jealousy.