A haunted piece of royal history is up for sale.
The house where Prince Charles wooed a young Diana — and where he later had a tryst with Camilla — can be yours for just over $4 million.
Bolehyde Manor, the former home of Camilla, now Duchess of Cornwall and her ex-husband Andrew Parker-Bowles in Allington, Wiltshire, comes complete with eight bedrooms, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a treehouse, guest lodging, staff cottages, a stable and 80 acres of farmland.
The 700-year-old house, built during the reign of Edward I, is for sale via Savills London and is where Charles got to know Diana before asking her to marry him — under the eye of his former flame Camilla (by then married to Andrew). Later, it was the scene of Charles and Camilla’s extramarital affair.
The house is also said to be haunted by a television-watching ghost. According to the Daily Mail, Camilla’s biographer, Penny Junor, said Camilla “would become aware of its presence when she was watching television and the ghost would sit beside her and change the channels. She never saw it, but she could feel it next to her and she would laugh about how she and the ghost always wanted to watch different programs.”