Prince William and Princess Kate: They move with their children

After three years in the Adelaide Cottage, Prince William (43) and Princess Kate (43) break off their tents and move to a new home. , the couple should move together with his children Prince George (12), Princess Charlotte (10) and Prince Louis (7) to the eight bedroom forest lodge in the Windsor Great Park. Accordingly, the two plan to stay there according to Williams.

The decision to move is made in the Adelaide Cottage after three difficult years, which is also only around ten minutes away in Windsor: During this time Queen Elizabeth II died (1926-2022) and both Kate and King Charles III. (76) received cancer diagnoses.

However, they feel comfortable in the area. “The Sun” quotes an insider: “Windsor has become your home. However, the past few years have been really challenging.” The princess and the prince hoped for a “new beginning” from the Forest Lodge.

The situation in Windsor should also enable the crown prince couple to actively participate in the everyday life of its children, in which the way to their school, the Lambrook School, is also shortened.

According to the report, Kate and William have to renovate their new home before moving. Apparently the princess was already spotted when the furniture was selected, including a table with space for 24 people. The 328 -year -old lodge is a listed building with stucco decoration, marble chimneys and Venetian windows. The property also includes several cottages, a large pond, a tennis court and former stables. In 2001 the lodge was recently renovated.

The family has changed their place of residence in recent years. From Kensington Palace in London we went to the Adelaide Cottage. You also use ANMER Hall in Norfolk for vacation and weekend. Before their wedding in 2011, William and Kate lived in Scotland, Wales, London and Anglesey, where William worked as a lifeguard pilot.