At 10 pm, Regent's Park, villa district, Villa No. Seventeen.
Like the villas where the Great Prince and the Second Prince resided, Villa No. Seventeen was luxurious, with walls as white as milk jade and shaped like a small palace. This was Arthur's residence, his sole asset in London, and it was also…
His mother's only legacy.
This villa had been purchased by King Rod IV as a gift for Arthur's mother, and Arthur often stayed here during his childhood.
It is worth mentioning that although the villas in the Regent's Park area are luxurious, they are not the usual residences of the princes.
The Great Prince Charles's official residence is Clarence House, not far from Buckingham Palace, while the Second Prince lives in Kensington Palace in the Chelsea Zone. The Third Prince, being the most favored, resides in St. James's Palace, the abode of the reigning kings, whereas only Arthur does not have a palace to live in within the city of London.
