Arson suspected after fire destroys farmhouse at Princess Diana's family home

A building on the estate where Princess Diana lived her childhood and had her final resting place, Althorp House, was set on fire in an alleged arson, as confirmed by the family of the deceased highness.

Sad news for Princess Diana (†36): Her parents' home is burned down. Brother Charles makes a bitter suspicion.

Earl Spencer, the brother of the late Princess Diana, experienced tragic moments after a massive fire engulfed one of the buildings at Althorp House, the family palace that held Diana's childhood memories...

Princess Diana’s Childhood Home Suffers Damage in 'Suspected Arson'

The estate where Diana grew up was reportedly targeted in an act of vandalism.Getty Princess Diana in 1983.The estate where Princess Diana grew up was partially damaged in a "suspected arson."Her brother Charles Spencer photographed the blaze, which he called "deeply disturbing."Northamptonshire Police, per People, are investigating the attack.Part of Princess Diana's childhood home—and her current resting place—was torched in a "suspected arson…

Pompiers rushed through the night to move to the place of a fire fired at one of the Altorp farms, which hosted the state-class house of grade I where the Prince of Wales grew up.

Arson at Princess Diana’s family estate

An arson attack destroyed a historic farmhouse on the Althorp Estate (Princess Diana’s childhood home) in the early hours of Tuesday, May 27, 2025, according to her brother, Charles Earl Spencer. At around 1:30am, fire crews were called to Dallington Grange farmhouse on Mill Lane, Kingsthorpe, located around five miles from the main Althorp House in Northamptonshire. Source