Diana's home left to rot

Neighbours saddened over Charles's 'disrespect'

- SASKIA ROWLANDS, RUBY MORRIS

PRINCESS Diana's childhood home has been left to fall into disrepair, just a short trip from King Charles' pristine Sandringham House.

Diana was born at Park House on the Royals' Norfolk estate in 1961 and lived at the mansion until she was 14.

But our exclusive pictures show the once glamorous property is now lying seemingly abandoned - overgrown and with peeling paint and stained bricks.

A dilapidated shed with a caved-in roof and smashed windows sits in the grounds where a young Diana and her siblings once played.

The swimming pool is surrounded by a security fence to keep trespassers out.

Now upset neighbours say Charles is "disrespecting" Diana's legacy.