King Charles agrees to pay rent to Prince William for family vacation cottage in Wales

King Charles has reportedly agreed to pay hire to his elder son Prince of Wales Prince William to remain at his beloved £1.2million cottage Llwynywermod in Wales.

Nonetheless, the monarch is ‘miffed’ at William after the long run monarch informed his dad he must pay to remain there.

In accordance with a report by Mail on Sunday, King Charles had purchased Llwynywermod again in 2007 and stayed there every summer season for a few weeks.

The then Prince of Wales had bought the house by way of the Duchy of Cornwall.

Following the dying of Queen Elizabeth in September final yr, inheritor to throne Prince William took over the Duchy of Cornwall and the Llwynywermod property as properly.

The publication, citing an insider, reported, “The King was fairly miffed however that was the deal. It means he can proceed to remain there however he pays hire to the Duchy and the remainder of the time it will likely be rented out.”

“The King has agreed to pay for the topiary repairs as he would not need to see all the great work within the grounds go to waste.”