Find More Posts by Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles. In 2007, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall visit this Llwynywermod have purchased, have one foot in Wales. The farmhouse is situated on a plot of almost 800 k2 removed. Credit: UPPA / Zuma / Keystone Press / BIG In 2008, the were and renovation of local workers in the district of Carmarthenshire, where the farmhouse Prince and Duchess. Credit: UPPA / Zuma / Keystone Press / BIG The couple wanted to keep the rustic side of the property. For this reason, local materials were used. Note here the chandelier from another time. Credit: UPPA / Zuma / Keystone Press / BIG Here's a look at the living room, which is equipped with a fireplace. The selected device is very classic signature. The fabrics used are all from the region. Credit: UPPA / Zuma / Keystone Press / BIG This is one of the most spacious room farmhouse. Throughout the house, imposing wooden beams are distinguished. Credit: UPPA / Zuma / Keystone Press / BIG Another bedroom is smaller this time. Curtains, blankets and comforters Welsh origin also from the early twentieth century. Credit: UPPA / Zuma / Keystone Press / BIG The dining room of the residence. It can easily accommodate eight guests. Credit: UPPA / Zuma / Keystone Press / BIG Another view of the living room. A place where the Prince and the Duchess seem to enjoy reading. Credit: UPPA / Zuma / Keystone Press / BIG Notice. Ubiquitous carpet in nearly every room of the residence They all come from the factory Woollen Mill Solva Pembrokeshire producing carpets come since 1907 Credit: UPPA / Zuma / Keystone Press / BIG The royal couple has some original features that were in the purchase of the farm ,. Credit: UPPA / Zuma / Keystone Press / BIG might also like …