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    Rose Hanbury opens the doors of her home: Prince William’s alleged mistress doesn’t want to hide anymore

    This has been the year when Rose Hanbury gained more popularity due to her alleged relationship with Prince William. Although her name had appeared in the media four years earlier for the same reason, this time the Marchioness of Cholmondeley has had to sort through all kinds of rumors.

    Although she has always opted for discretion and silence, the 38-year-old former model has decided not to hide anymore and announced that her home, the impressive property of Houghton Hall, will open its doors to all those who wish to meet her.

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    Rose Hanbury, the Marchioness of Cholmondeley. (Agency)

    Houghton Hall opening times

    The amazing mansion, located in Norfolk, has more than 100 rooms and is owned by the father of her children, David Rocksavage, the seventh Marquess of Cholmondeley, and has beautiful gardens, halls with works of art, marble, among other luxuries.

    As the website explains “it was built with the aim of reflecting the wealth, taste, and power of its owner”. It is the work of two era-defining British architects, Colen Campbell, and James Gibbs.

    The Marchioness of Cholmondeley will open the doors of Houghton Hall from April 23 to October 29 to showcase some of its most special corners.

    Although it is unlikely to walk the halls with the alleged mistress of the Prince of Wales during the visit, those who have gone, have assured that it is worth going just to see this rural mansion of the eighteenth century.

    The entrance fee is 12 pounds (13.6 euros) you can visit the walled garden, the soldier’s museum, the old stables, and the deer park. If you want to know about the house, you must purchase the superior ticket, whose price is 22 pounds (23 euros) and also includes the sculpture park and the exhibition of contemporary art which is one of the biggest attractions of the palace.

    This 2023 has been chosen the American artist Sean Scully, to exhibit in the historic grounds and interiors part of his work under the title Smaller Than The Sky.

     

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    Lilian Torres

    Lilian Torres is a professional journalist with over 15 years of experience, is fervently committed to unearthing the histories and cultures of British and Spanish royal households, drawing the public into the enthralling world of traditions, conflicts, and triumphs.

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