Kate Middleton and William 'will inherit' castle from Queen as Charles doesn't want it
dailyrecord.co.ukPrince William and Kate Middleton could take over Windsor Castle when Prince Charles becomes King, according to reports. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are currently based in London in Kensington Palace while they also have Anmer Hall on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, which was given to them by the Queen.
When Charles becomes King, he intends to move into Buckingham Palace and it will effectively be his "flat above the shop", writes The Daily Mail.And when that day comes, sources suggest that Prince William and Kate will 'ultimately inherit Windsor Castle' - but keep their domestic and work base at Kensington Palace in London.Windsor Castle, which is around 1,000 years old is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world.According to the Daily Mail's Richard Kay, it is earmarked for Kate and William as Charles finds its location under the Heathrow flight path "too noisy".He also writes that the couple has been looking in west London for senior schools for Prince George and Princess Charlotte.Houses they've reportedly looked in Windsor at are Frogmore House, where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle held their wedding reception in 2018, and Fort Belvedere, where Edward VIII signed his abdication papers.However, according to the Mail, it is understood to be too small for the Cambridges while one official also noted: "Nothing is set in stone".It has long been speculated that the Cambridges could move to Windsor with the Telegraph reporting a move to suburbia for the family "makes total sense".However, the publication said it reportedly left members of their London circle 'aghast' by eyeing up a move to Berkshire.The Telegraph writes: "Their London circle is aghast – what’s wrong with Anmer Hall, their 10-bedroom
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