On Monday, September 9, Princess Kate Middleton once again captured the world’s attention, this time with a hopeful message.
Unlike her announcement in March about her battle with cancer, this time the Princess of Wales shared that she had concluded her chemotherapy treatment and was focused on taking all necessary steps to prevent the disease from returning.
The statement was accompanied by an emotional family video filmed at Anmer Hall, their Norfolk retreat, where the family has clung to normality during this difficult time.
What is Anmer Hall, Kate Middleton and Prince William’s home, like?
Anmer Hall is a country house built in 1802. The property has 10 rooms spread over three floors and covers 20,000 acres.
In the video shared by Kate, the family can be seen enjoying long walks through the extensive wheat fields and forest surrounding the estate, located just a five-minute drive from Sandringham.
Thanks to this recent publication, we have been able to glimpse some of the interior spaces of the house.
The images offer an intimate look at their home, revealing a bright environment characterized by large windows and decorations that reflect a cozy country style.
One wall, painted a warm dark yellow, houses decorative plates, while other rustic furnishings display framed family photographs and plants that add a natural touch.
Anmer Hall was a wedding gift from Queen Elizabeth II in 2011, and in 2015, the couple undertook a renovation costing more than $1 million to bring it in line with their family needs.
In addition to interior amenities, the property features a swimming pool, tennis court, and winter garden, as well as a contemporary kitchen.
Although they now officially reside in Windsor, William and Kate continue to return to Anmer Hall, a place that symbolizes the beginnings of their life as a family and has been a significant retreat in their personal journey.
