Dreaming of living in a home fit for a Queen? Well, there's a new opportunity to live at Buckingham Palace... as the housekeeper, that is.

The Royal Household of England is looking for a housekeeping assistant. However, it's not your ordinary housekeeping job.

As stated in the online job description, "This is no standard housekeeping role. You'll work and live in stunning historic settings, ensuring that they're presented to their best for colleagues, guests, and of course, the Royal Family.You'll take care of guests and support special events too. And, in an environment where development and training is commonplace, you'll be able to grow your skills far beyond your immediate role."

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Sound exciting? You can get the job with little housekeeping experience. Key skill sets needed are a propensity for being detail oriented, great management skills and team working skills.

For just $22,000 per year, you could hang out with The Royal Family, have all your meals covered, get 33 holiday days and other benefits. Applicants have until Sept. 18th to apply.

Talk about a Cinderella story. Your fairy Godmother could be the Queen!