William and Kate are moving family to a new home

The prince and princess of Wales will be moved to a new house in Windsor.

William and Kate are moving to eight bedrooms at Windsor Great Park with their children George, Charlotte and Louis.

Kensington Palace said they later moved the house in 2025.

According to the Sun, the royal pair pays for property and renewal and avoids extra cost to the taxpayer.

The article reported that working on a small renovation of the property.

In 2001, Forest Lodge was subjected to Stg1,5 million ($ A3 million) restoration work and was placed in the rental market of 15,000 STG15,000 per month.

At that time, the images inside the house showed that the property had original stonework, detailed plaster cornices and ceiling decoration and a hallway ceiling with half barrel vault.

Wales’ movement will be a short move from the existing main houses in Adelaide Cottage in Windsor, and the children will join the nearby Lambrook school.

In addition, there is an apartment at the Anmer Hall in Norfolk and the Kensington Palace in London.

As the heir to the throne, William inherited Cornwall Estate Duchhy, a Stg1 billion land, property and investment portfolio, when his father became king.

According to the Sun, the Forest Lodge would be about 16 million STGs in the open market.

Freehold belongs to the King.