The Prince and Princess of Wales are preparing for a new beginning—one that comes with a little more space, a lot more privacy, and the promise of permanence.
According to reports, Princess Kate and Prince William will soon relocate their family—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—from Adelaide Cottage to Forest Lodge, a stately Georgian-style mansion nestled within the scenic expanse of Windsor Great Park.
Initially thought to be a post-holiday move, new updates suggest the family will make the transition by early November, several weeks ahead of schedule. As revealed by The Daily Mail, renovations on the property have progressed faster than anticipated, allowing the family to settle in before the year’s end.
Sources close to the couple have described Forest Lodge as the Wales family’s “forever home.” With its expansive grounds, eight bedrooms, tennis court, and tranquil pond, the estate offers both the comfort of countryside seclusion and the convenience of proximity to the children’s school at Lambrook.
The move represents more than just a change of address—it’s a symbolic investment in the future. Since relocating to Adelaide Cottage in 2022, William and Kate have prioritized giving their children a grounded, family-centered upbringing away from the intensity of London life. But as the children grow, Forest Lodge promises the space and privacy they need while still keeping them connected to Windsor’s royal heritage.
Only a few miles from their current home, the transition won’t be a major upheaval—just a graceful next step. As one insider told Hello! magazine, “They’re looking forward to creating many happy family memories in their new home.”
And for the future king and queen, those memories may well span decades—a forever home fit for the next generation of royals.
