Meet The Lady Who Has An ATM Machine In Her Room But Doesn't Go Out With Cash
Buckingham Palace is large enough to fit almost anything
The monarch’s official London residence of Buckingham Palace is big, and we mean really big.
The Palace, which has been in Queen Elizabeth’s family for centuries, has 828,000 square feet of living space and boasts a staggering 775 rooms. These include 19 Staterooms, 52 royal and guest bedrooms, 188 bedrooms for staffers, 92 offices, and a whopping 78 bathrooms. It also has a 40-acre garden for any royals with a green thumb.
So with all that space, the queen can really have anything she wants installed within those walls. And she did.
The Palace of Buckingham is large enough to accommodate almost everything
Buckingham Palace's official monarch's London residence is great, and we mean big.
The palace has a living area of 828,000 square feet and has 775 rooms that have been for centuries among the Queen Elizabeth family. These include 19 rooms, 52 royal and guest rooms, 188 staff rooms, 92 offices, and 78 bathrooms. It also has a 40 acre garden with a green thumb for any royal.
So the queen can have anything she wants within those walls with all that space. And she did. And she did.
Buckingham Palace has its own ATM insider the building. The royal family's bank of choice, Coutts & Co., have installed and ATM in the palace's basement. 8. The palace has everything it needs to be its own self-sufficient village, including a post office, movie theater, police station and clinic.
The great Queen Elizabeth was also claimed to have no cash when she went out, it wasn't shocking, since we know she doesn't go out on her own. With Security Men, she still moves around.
Although it has been recorded, in one of her rooms, that she has an ATM machine, nobody knows if she ever used the machine.
Content created and supplied by: Newsmark (via Opera News )
COMMENTS
GeorgeKDankwah
03-28 08:36:07Long live the Queen
EricK.K.Abavare
03-28 07:53:58Has this woman tasted suffering, i mean real poverty sufferings before?