Princess Beatrice and her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, live in a stunning country home in the Cotswolds. It’s not a palace, and it’s definitely not a castle. It’s a private, Grade II listed farmhouse that feels more "cozy luxury" than "royal fortress."
The exact location is kept pretty hush-hush (no surprise there). But locals whisper it’s near the village of Daylesford, close to the famous organic farm. So yes, she can literally walk to get the best sourdough in England. Lucky her.
Why the Cotswolds? (And Not Kensington Palace)
Beatrice and Edoardo moved here to give their daughter, Sienna, a normal childhood. No paparazzi lurking behind hedges, just fresh air and muddy wellies. Edoardo’s property business is based in London, but the commute is worth it for the serenity.
Let’s be honest—could you imagine a toddler trying to play hide-and-seek in a royal palace? Here, she can chase sheep and stomp in puddles. That’s real luxury, right?
