Where is Prince William and Kate Middleton’s new house? Inside the historic lodge set to become their ‘forever home’
Three years later, the prince and princess of Wales confirmed that they had changed.
The three children of William and Kate are said to hope to make a new start in the eight -bed -room forest hut in Windsor Great Park with Seven and Seven.
Kensington Palace is expected to spend the family’s first Christmas in what is called “forever”.
Where are they moving?
Forest Lodge, 4,800 acres of Windsor Great Park in a secluded place in the eight bedroom II. Only four miles away from existing houses, four bedrooms Adelaide Cottage.
As part of Crown Estate, the 328 -year -old property owned by the king is said to be worth £ 16 million if listed in the open market.
According to the historical British website, the red brick 19th century house was first listed in 1972. Venetian windows, marble fireplaces, barrel vaulted ceiling and a series of fine period details, including a corridor and fancy plaster molding.
It was recently renewed in 2001 at a cost of £ 1.5 million to be rented for £ 15,000 per month.
William, a enthusiastic football fan at home, will be able to see Wembley Arch from the bedroom window.
Which renovation did they do?
In June, a planning application was made in Forest Lodge requesting permission for small internal and external renovations.
Works, replacement of doors and windows, removing the inner walls, renewal of ceilings and changing some floors, Independent.
Windsor Royal District and Maidenhead approved plans at the beginning of this month.
It is understood that the family will finance the renewals.
Prince Harry and Meghan come after the calls spent to renew Frogmore Cottage after moving to the United States after calling for $ 2.4 million of public money.
Why are they moving?
It is said that the couple hopes that the Forest Lodge will be “forever home, and William may even have the main residence after being successful on the throne.
In 2022, they moved from the apartments at the Kensington Palace in the center of London to their current houses, to more modest Adelaide Cottage. The movement was suggested to test life in Berkshire, where children are also registered to nearby Lambroke School.
However, with the death of Queen Elizabeth, the king’s diagnosis of cancer, and Kate’s own cancer treatment, they faced a series of difficulties in Adelaide Cottage for three years.
It is reported that the family hopes that the movement will offer a new start for the family to make new happy memories.
