Victorian station used by British royals near Sandringham is on sale for £1.25 million

When you are a royal, everything is high class. From your clothes to your travelling vehicles, everything associated with you is expected to abide by certain standards. Thus, when the royals travelled from London to Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, they had a special station of their own. Originally known as Wolferton Station, the terminal was first opened in 1862, the same year that Queen Victoria bought Sandringham Estate for her son Albert, Prince of Wales. And now it’s been converted into a modern family home, on the market for £1.25m.Inside the royal stationThe Royal Station, as it is now known, is located in the small Norfolk village of WolfertonThe Royal Station, as it is now known, is located in the small Norfolk village of Wolferton, just two miles from Sandringham Estate. It is at this royal holiday home that Albert and his wife, Princess Alexandra of Denmark, would spend their autumns and winters, gathering with the rest of the family for week-long hunting parties, Christmases and New Year. Used by the royal family for more than 100 years, station master Harry Saward recorded 645 special royal trains at Wolferton during his 27 years in service. Alongside the couple, foreig...