From palaces to prisons, historic buildings around the globe are finding a new lease of life as boutique places to stay.

The latest to join their ranks? A former water tower at Sandringham Estate, King Charles III’s private country retreat in Norfolk, England.

Originally built in 1877, the structure is designed in neo-Byzantine style by renowned engineer James Mansergh, best known for his work on the Elan Valley Reservoirs in Wales.

The building is topped by a 32,000-gallon cast-iron tank which once supplied water to the main house and wider estate for more than a century, but today is a charming rooftop terrace.

Designed as a couples retreat…

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