A Kensington Palace spokesman told GB News: ‘The Wales family will move house later this year’
Forest Lodge, an eight-bedroom home in Windsor, is Princess Kate and Prince William’s future home.
Kensington Palace has confirmed to GB News that later this year, the Prince and Princess of Wales will be moving their family into their “forever home”.
Forest Lodge is an eight-bedroom Grade II-listed house nestled in Windsor Great Park.
Situated just a short distance from their current four-bedroom residence, Adelaide Cottage, the move is framed as a “fresh start” following a tumultuous few years.
Inside Forest Lodge: Princess Kate and Prince William’s new £16million home
Forest Lodge when it was photographed in 2018
In recent years, the family has grappled with the death of Queen Elizabeth II and cancer diagnoses affecting both King Charles and Princess Kate.
According to sources close to the couple, Kate and William see Forest Lodge as a long-term haven—more than just a new address, it represents stability and a return to normalcy.
Forest Lodge is no ordinary dwelling. Believed to be around 328 years old, this Georgian lodge still retains original features such as ornate plaster cornices and marble fireplaces.
In addition, the property features Venetian windows and a half-barrel vaulted hallway ceiling.
