Princess Anne lives in the gorgeous Gloucestershire countryside and she shares her historic estate with several other royals

Locals near the Gatcombe Park estate said they saw an air ambulance land followed by a police helicopter circling and “thought the worst”. Princess Anne has been admitted to hospital after she suffered minor injuries and concussion on her estate,

This weekend, Princess Anne was hospitalized with minor head wounds following what Buckingham Palace described as an "incident" at her Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire. Princess Anne has a residence at St James's Palace in London, but she spends ...

Princess Anne has been taken to hospital after an 'accident' at her beloved home, Gatcombe Park. We take a closer look at the sprawling estate - which has some other famous royal residents

Princess Anne has returned home after she was hospitalized for 'minor injuries and concussion' following an incident at her Gatcombe Park home

Princess Anne is in hospital after suffering minor injuries and a concussion after an incident at Gatcombe Park estate yesterday (Sunday, June 24). The Princess Royal was rushed to hospital where she remains for observation.

Gatcombe Park has served as the Princess Royal’s country home since 1976.The Grade II-listed house outside the village of Minchinhampton in Gloucestershire was originally constructed in 1774 but was redesigned for economist David Ricardo around 1820,

The Princess Royal, Princess Anne, is receiving treatment in hospital after an incident on Gatcombe Park estate, in Gloucestershire, on Sunday. In a statement released by Buckingham Palace, it states the princess sustained minor injuries and concussion in the incident and she remains in hospital.

The Princess Royal has "sustained minor injuries and concussion" after an incident at her Gloucestershire home, Gatcombe Park, on Sunday evening, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. In a statement, the palace has said that Princess Anne,