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Sandringham Estate Remains Closed Due to Burst Water Main

Repairs continue after a plumbing failure disrupted water supply, forcing the closure of key visitor facilities at King Charles's Norfolk residence.

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Overview

  • A burst water main in Dersingham on May 1 caused an emergency plumbing issue, leaving Sandringham Estate without functioning toilets and water supply.
  • The closure affects the house, gardens, restaurant, and courtyard facilities, while the Royal Parkland remains open but without amenities.
  • Anglian Water has deployed tankers to temporarily restore water supply and is working to complete repairs, expected by late afternoon on May 2.
  • Visitors with pre-booked tickets for affected areas have received automatic refunds, and updates on reopening are awaited.
  • The estate, a private residence of King Charles, operates seasonally from April to October and had recently implemented no-fly restrictions for security.