Balmoral is to be turned into a centre of public memorial for the late Queen, under plans to welcome visitors into royal residences for more of each year.
The Scottish home, where the Queen spent her final summer before her death on September 8, is to be further opened up to the public with ambitions to make it a hub for visitors to reflect on the Queen's life.
The plans could mean the house is used for exhibitions, with a permanent space to honour the Queen's life and legacy.
The King will not use it as his main Scottish residence, preferring to stay at nearby Birkhall on the estate. Birkhall, where he has already spent the period of royal mourning, once belonged to his grandmother the Queen Mother, who described it as her "little big house".