King Charles III might make Buckingham Palace more open to visits from public

They are understood to be staying there and in 'no rush' for a move to Buckingham Palace in coming weeks The Royal Couple moved in back in 2003 after the death of the Queen Mother and have hand-picked decor King Charles and Camilla are going to continue to use Clarence House as their London residence and are in 'no rush' to move into Buckingham Palace. The King and Queen Consort have made Clarence House, previously lived in by the Queen Mother, their home in recent years The London home Clarence House has been decorated and made the Royal couple's residence and is beloved by the pair Buckingham Palace is said to be less comfortable than the house and not currently favoured by either King or his wife The king has selected all of the wallpapers and fabrics and adorned the premises with art from his own collection, as well as personal photographs. Clarence House had previously been home to the late Queen Mother before Charles and Camilla started living there together Exquisite crockery showing intricate designs and serving dishes are displayed in bright glass cabinets in the residence The staircase has Royal liveries decorating it and an antique clock at the bottom of the steps, which have a carved bannister Biographer Penny Junor told the Daily Express: 'Buckingham Palace would be the office, the hub of entertainment. A general view of the gardens at Highgrove House, a home the new King Charles II is extremely fond of visiting and staying Charles's Welsh property Llwynywermod in Llandovery, United Kingdom, that he and Camilla used to visit every single year Sandringham House was the Queen's residence for a part of the year, including where the Royal Family spends Christmas King Charles will also be mulling over the future of he and Camilla’s Birkhall, which is on the Balmoral estate.