King Charles offers £30,000 sum for help at Cotswolds home

The royal has overseen Highgrove in Gloucestershire since 1980, transforming it with extensive, carefully designed gardens.

Now, a vacancy for a communications executive with The King’s Foundation, working at the spot near Tetbury, has been advertised on LinkedIn.

According to Hello magazine, the successful applicant will be based on site and help to promote the King’s private country home to the wider public.

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The role focuses on creating digital content about Highgrove’s gardens, events and educational programmes.

Key tasks include planning and producing posts for the estate’s social media channels, drafting copy for websites and newsletters, and helping to publicise workshops and visitor experiences held in the grounds.

The communications executive will also support press and media activity linked to Highgrove, working with colleagues at The King’s Foundation.

The advert says the charity is looking for candidates with experience in social media, copywriting and digital campaigns, and an eye for engaging visual content.

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It describes the job as an “exciting opportunity” for someone who enjoys storytelling and has an interest in horticulture, heritage and the environment.

Highgrove House is a Georgian property which serves as a private residence for the King and Queen Camilla.

The surrounding gardens are managed by The King’s Foundation and open to paying visitors on selected dates between April and October.

Income from tours and events helps to support the charity’s wider work.