Historic residence alleged to be the site where Anne Boleyn, mistress to King Henry VIII, once conducted secret liaisons, is being offered for sale at a price point of £295,000.
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In the heart of Windsor, Flat 6, Queen Anne's Court, a charming three-bedroom maisonette, is set to go under the hammer on August 6, 2025. With a guide price of £295,000, this property is lot 42A in the upcoming auction.
The building containing Flat 6 is Grade II-listed, but the listing is for some of the buildings on Peascod Street rather than individually. This beautiful maisonette offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and historic charm.
The auction details can be found on the provided link, and prospective buyers are advised to exercise caution and conduct due diligence before bidding on auction properties.
While the auction details do not mention any connection between the property and Anne Boleyn or Henry VIII, it's worth noting that agents selling property in this spot have made the claim that Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII met in secret at Flat 6, Queen Anne's Court. However, historical evidence supporting this claim is lacking.
Historical records associate Henry VIII's courtship of Anne Boleyn with places like Hever Castle, Anne's family home, and Windsor Castle more generally, but no specific evidence ties a particular flat or address in Queen Anne's Court Windsor as a secret meeting place.
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Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII's third wife, was a figure of the past millennium that many people know and care about, with Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth I being the only exceptions. Often pictured as a serious player, bright and clever, who used her wiles and proved a match for her husband, her marriage to Henry VIII led to the Reformation in England. However, her reputation as a serious player may be influenced by Elizabethan propaganda.
As we approach the auction date, let's remember to separate historical fact from speculation and make informed decisions based on available data. Happy bidding!
[1] Historical records on Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII [2] Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII's courtship locations [4] Historical evidence on Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII's secret meetings [5] Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII's documented affair
[1] For those considering investing in historic real-estate, Flat 6, Queen Anne's Court in Windsor, lot 42A in the upcoming auction on August 6, 2025, could be an intriguing opportunity. [2] However, it's essential to remember that while historical records associate Henry VIII's courtship of Anne Boleyn with places like Hever Castle and Windsor Castle, there's no specific evidence linking Flat 6 to their secret meetings.