Former royal train station used by monarchs to travel to Sandringham is converted into luxury £1.25million home

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Former royal train station used by monarchs to travel to Sandringham is converted into luxury £1.25million home

Wolferton Royal Station opened in 1862 and became a regular stop for royal trains arriving from St Pancras or King's Cross in London to the nearby Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.