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News · 26 June 2026

King Charles won't live at Buckingham Palace

King Charles won't live at Buckingham Palace

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Monarchs Charles and Camilla have opted against relocating to Buckingham Palace, despite its extensive £370 million renovation concluding next March. Their choice is to retain Clarence House as their residence in London, in part to facilitate greater public entry to the Palace. The monarch will continue to utilize Buckingham Palace as the central administrative hub for the monarchy.

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