Prince Charles' goddaughter India Hicks shows off her stunning Bahamian home - complete with white-washed walls, a picturesque pool and lavish entertaining spaces

  • Prince Charles' goddaughter India Hicks, 51, shares glimpses at her Bahamian home on Instagram
  • The aristocrat shares five children with long term partner David Flint Wood, and moved to Bahamas in 1996
  • White-washed villa has a luxury pool, sea views, a porch, and sprawling gardens where she hosts parties 
  • London-born India has sons Wesley, 22, Felix, 21, Amory, 19, Conrad, 16, and 11-year-old daughter Domino 

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Prince Charles' goddaughter has shared a peek at her enviable home on the sun-soaked island of the Bahamas.

Aristocrat India Hicks, 51, who was a bridesmaid at the Prince's wedding to Diana and is 678th in line to the throne, was born in London but moved to the Caribbean 23 years ago. 

India, who launched a podcast this month, was raised in Lambeth, South London, before relocating to warmer climates with long term partner David Flint Wood in 1996, and welcoming their first child a year later.

The couple share the sprawling white-washed villa - which boasts a pool and sea views - with their sons Felix, 21, Amory, 19, Conrad, 16, and daughter Domino, 11– along with Wesley, 22, who she adopted when he was 15, after his mother - a Bahamian waitress- sadly died.  

Prince Charles' goddaughter, India Hicks, 51, who was a bridesmaid at the Prince's wedding to Diana and is 678th in line to the throne, has shared a peek at her enviable home on the sun soaked island of the Bahamas. She is pictured on the white-washed porch of the picturesque villa overlooking the grounds

Prince Charles' goddaughter, India Hicks, 51, who was a bridesmaid at the Prince's wedding to Diana and is 678th in line to the throne, has shared a peek at her enviable home on the sun soaked island of the Bahamas. She is pictured on the white-washed porch of the picturesque villa overlooking the grounds

India's home is set among lush gardens and a picturesque pool, in which her children are often seen playing in. The scenes were often a backdrop to adverts for her products; In a 2016 interview with Business Insider, India cited her grandmother - who was the last Vicereine of India - as her professional inspiration

India's home is set among lush gardens and a picturesque pool, in which her children are often seen playing in. The scenes were often a backdrop to adverts for her products; In a 2016 interview with Business Insider, India cited her grandmother - who was the last Vicereine of India - as her professional inspiration

Pictures shared to her Instagram account show a glamorous life of al fresco dinners in their sprawling gardens fringed with palm trees, picturesque parties and classic English interiors and crockery in the villa-style house

Pictures shared to her Instagram account show a glamorous life of al fresco dinners in their sprawling gardens fringed with palm trees, picturesque parties and classic English interiors and crockery in the villa-style house

Pictures shared to her Instagram account show a glamorous life of al fresco dinners in their sprawling gardens fringed with palm trees, picturesque parties and classic English interiors in the villa-style house.  

 In a 2016 interview with Business Insider, India cited her grandmother - the last Vicereine of India Edwina Mountbatten- as her professional inspiration.

Despite being extremely wealthy, India has been labelled 'unusual' as one of the few British heiresses to earn their own income.

In 2015 she launched India Hicks Style, an e-commerce business which sells jewellery, accessories, make-up and homeware, with products ranging between £15 to £400 - but announced over the summer that it would be closing down. 

A picture shared by India of her reading area shows a palm-themed desk and stylish transparent chairs. Her sitting room also contains a copy of Walter de la Mare's Desert Islands, illustrated by the artist Rex Whistler, who painted panels for the boudoir of her grandmother

A picture shared by India of her reading area shows a palm-themed desk and stylish transparent chairs. Her sitting room also contains a copy of Walter de la Mare's Desert Islands, illustrated by the artist Rex Whistler, who painted panels for the boudoir of her grandmother

India, who launched a podcast this month, was raised in Lambeth, South London, before relocating to warmer climates with long term partner David Flint Wood in 1996, and welcoming their first child a year later. Their stunning home is seen from the outside, with fresh flowers seen being collected in front of the house

India, who launched a podcast this month, was raised in Lambeth, South London, before relocating to warmer climates with long term partner David Flint Wood in 1996, and welcoming their first child a year later. Their stunning home is seen from the outside, with fresh flowers seen being collected in front of the house

The couple share the sprawling white-washed home - which boasts a pool and sea views - with their sons Felix, 21, Amory, 19, Conrad, 16, and daughter Domino, 11 (second left)– along with Wesley, 22, (far right) who she adopted when he was 15, after his mother - a Bahamian waitress- sadly died

The couple share the sprawling white-washed home - which boasts a pool and sea views - with their sons Felix, 21, Amory, 19, Conrad, 16, and daughter Domino, 11 (second left)– along with Wesley, 22, (far right) who she adopted when he was 15, after his mother - a Bahamian waitress- sadly died

On New Year's Eve the former Ralph Lauren model, who is the second cousin to the Prince Of Wales, hosted a party for 70 people with David, and admitted that it had to be moved to the driveway as there were so many people

On New Year's Eve the former Ralph Lauren model, who is the second cousin to the Prince Of Wales, hosted a party for 70 people with David, and admitted that it had to be moved to the driveway as there were so many people

India, daughter of the late interior designer, David Hicks, and Lady Pamela Hicks, daughter of the 1st Earl Mountbatten, frequently shares pictures of her porch and pool, as well as the exotic harvested fruits from her grounds. 

Her sitting room contains a copy of Walter de la Mare's Desert Islands, illustrated by the artist Rex Whistler, who painted panels for the boudoir of her grandmother, Edwina Mountbatten, in London, along with a shark's jaw from her travels in Kenya.

The former Ralph Lauren model, who is the second cousin to the Prince Of Wales, also shares her house with two dogs, two cats and a tortoise, along with three-legged dachshund Banger, who was run over by a drunk tourist and had to have one of his back paws amputated.

Nature-lover India also shared a picture of a pretty play house in her gardens, revealing it was the perfect place for visiting children to have tea parties

Nature-lover India also shared a picture of a pretty play house in her gardens, revealing it was the perfect place for visiting children to have tea parties

An outside shot of India's home sees stairs leading up to a pretty veranda with the villa-style home spread over two floors and boasting stunning views, surrounded by palm trees

An outside shot of India's home sees stairs leading up to a pretty veranda with the villa-style home spread over two floors and boasting stunning views, surrounded by palm trees

A glimpse inside her living room sees a traditional English fireplace adorned with leaves from her palm trees and paintings of her travels. Her cat is featured in her makeshift bed, in another sweet shot shared online

A glimpse inside her living room sees a traditional English fireplace adorned with leaves from her palm trees and paintings of her travels. Her cat is featured in her makeshift bed, in another sweet shot shared online

India has been with long term partner David Flint Wood since the early nineties, and the couple moved to the Caribbean in 1996. She previously revealed they didn't feel the need to get married, explaining that being two foreigners in distant lands during their travels was more of a bond than marriage, and adding: 'It wasn’t something I needed to do'

India has been with long term partner David Flint Wood since the early nineties, and the couple moved to the Caribbean in 1996. She previously revealed they didn't feel the need to get married, explaining that being two foreigners in distant lands during their travels was more of a bond than marriage, and adding: 'It wasn’t something I needed to do'

India shared a harvest from her garden recently, writing: 'David’s homegrown bananas, and then some sugar apples, pineapples, guineps, and asparagus, which don’t go with the Bahamian summer fruit story at all but I shoved them in there regardless'

India shared a harvest from her garden recently, writing: 'David’s homegrown bananas, and then some sugar apples, pineapples, guineps, and asparagus, which don’t go with the Bahamian summer fruit story at all but I shoved them in there regardless'

India's brave daughter Domino is seen trying out a new toy around the gardens, which she even rolled into the pool in a fun Instagram video. The children are often seen having a fun time on the beach and by the pool

India's brave daughter Domino is seen trying out a new toy around the gardens, which she even rolled into the pool in a fun Instagram video. The children are often seen having a fun time on the beach and by the pool

A look at one of the bedrooms sees a wood bed and painted wall, with her three-legged dachshund Banger, who was run over by a drunk tourist and had to have one of his back paws amputated, enjoying a nap

A look at one of the bedrooms sees a wood bed and painted wall, with her three-legged dachshund Banger, who was run over by a drunk tourist and had to have one of his back paws amputated, enjoying a nap

 

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