William and Kate to live at Windor Castle when he becomes King despite £12m Palace refurb
dailyrecord.co.ukPrince William and Kate Middleton will live at Windsor Castle when he becomes king despite a recent £12million refurb to Kensington Palace, sources have said.
It is believed Princess Charlotte, seven, and Prince George, eight, will leave their preparatory school near Kensington Palace at the end of this term.And they are expected to enrol at a private co-educational school in Berkshire, near to the home of the duchess's parents, the Middletons, in Bucklebury, a 45-minute drive from Windsor Castle.
Our sister title The Mirror reports that Prince Louis, four, will join them at the new school, after his flamboyant display over the Platinum Jubilee weekend has viewers and guests in hysterics.
William, who turns 40 next week, recently joked he is finding the milestone "so daunting" and so he and his wife have reportedly made the big decision about their future.Kensington Palace will still remain their London home, and the family will also regularly visit Anmer Hall in Norfolk.But Kensington was refurbed to the reported value of around £12million recently so Kate and William could "move in safely".The List had reported: "Kate 'absolutely adored' the home and also liked the property's location near Kensington High Street."For the royal couple to move in safely however, major work was needed. "According to The Week, the renovation cost approximately 12 million pounds and required more than 100 workers.It was reported last month Kate and William had identified Adelaide Cottage, a quaint building minutes from Windsor Castle, as their future home but it remains to be seen if this is the exact location the couple have set their sights on.But regardless a big move would bring a new lifestyle and family dynamic to the Cambridges, who
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