King Charles’s never-before-seen hideaway at Highgrove House revealed

has shared a never-before-seen picture from his and Queen Camilla’s beloved private residence, Highgrove House.

In a post shared by Highgrove Garden’s official account, a never-before-seen picture shows a beautiful winter scene at the royal home.

Complete with a whimsical arched doorway which is reminiscent of a fairytale, the pathway can be seen lined with trimmed hedges and blooming shrubs.

The entire scene is seen complete with a dusting of snow, with many fans appearing captured by the beautiful image.

Sparking a reaction from delighted fans, the caption read, “Today is the first official day of winter, and there’s no better way to embrace the new season than with a snowy view of the gardens.”

Taking to the comment section, one fan wrote: “Beautiful. The garden is so inspirational.” A second fan commented, “Such a beautiful place”, while a third declared the photo as “magical”.

Despite only spending five weeks there per year, Highgrove House is said to be one of the King’s much-loved residences. Having spent three decades transforming the land at the home into an organic farm, it has become a passion project for the King.

Speaking of the home in his royal book ‘Charles III’, Robert Hardman wrote: “In good times and bad, as both the Prince of Wales and now as King, he likes to retreat to his ‘sanctuary’, his tiny chapel in the grounds of Highgrove, to gather his thoughts.”

The King also previously spoke to Robert about Highgrove House, telling him: “The great thing is that it is somewhere where nobody can get me. Anywhere in the house, there is always a telephone, or somebody can always come. It is very important to have somewhere just to allow a moment.”