Sandringham has quietly opened a very private getaway inside a 19th-century structure — a romantic two-person retreat rising above the Norfolk countryside. Read on to discover the full story!
Built in 1877 to supply fresh water, the circular Water Tower by engineer James Mansergh has been thoughtfully restored. Its striking neo-Byzantine brickwork and distinctive silhouette remain, while the interior now blends heritage-inspired tones, reclaimed estate materials and curated photographs that evoke the Tower's royal past.
The Sandringham website lists the Tower among its most memorable stays and directs guests to the estate's 'Stays' section. While some listings suggest prices from about $200, a sample two-night search for mid-August currently returns $2,179, showing demand and seasonal variance.