King Charles and Queen Camilla stay at Clarence House after palace refurbishment
King Charles III and Queen Camilla announced they will continue living at Clarence House in London while Buckingham Palace undergoes a major refurbishment. Daily Express reported that the palace will be used solely for state functions once the work is completed. PBS added that the decade-long, £369 million renovation will keep the palace as the monarchy’s operational headquarters and expand public access. Page Six noted a £500,000 refurbishment figure and said the palace will remain a working royal venue. DW.
com disclosed that Charles III paid £12. 9 million in taxes for the 2024-25 fiscal year. NPR similarly reported that the monarch will work from Buckingham Palace but reside at Clarence House, while also revealing his tax contributions. The Independent confirmed the couple’s decision to stay at Clarence House and emphasized that after a £370 million renovation the palace will serve as the monarchy’s operational hub and increase public access.
