Charles Phillip – Llwynywermod (£1.2 million)
Joining a lineup of exorbitant houses, this Welsh getaway from the 13th or 14th Century AD used to be a standing relic before it came under Charles Phillip’s possession. Located in Carmarthenshire, this 192-acre farmhouse was converted into a residence to accommodate the Royals in 2007. The property is exceptionally desirable for the serene landscape it’s built on and the conveniently short commute time to travel to Cardiff.
The property is well known for its peace and quiet. The three-bedroom residence features a rustic Welsh design architecture, with a seemingly endless sustainable farm and extra lodging for tourists to book.
