Prince William and Kate Middleton’s new and forever family home has reportedly been a step towards an “off-grid” lifestyle. For months, the pair has been planning their relocation to a new residence in Forest Lodge, Windsor Great Park, as they work on turning the 19th-century estate into their permanent base. More recently, a source claimed that Middleton intended to step back from the public eye to lead a more private life with this move.
Kate Middleton wants a new home that ‘feels grounded’ and not a palace, source claims
Prince William and Kate Middleton are soon switching up base with a new home in Windsor, and RadarOnline has further details. A source exclusively told the outlet that the pair intended to live a more sustainable and “off-grid” lifestyle, and hence, their move to the secluded property. The mom of three reportedly wants to focus on the well-being of their family, especially “her children” and the “environment around them.”
The Princess of Wales wanted their family’s new residence to feel “grounded” and didn’t want to be in a palace, and Forest Lodge seemed ideal. The vast estate, which locals described as “stunning but surprisingly open,” reportedly offers “space, privacy, and the chance to live much more sustainably.” It would also allow Middleton to “spend as much time outdoors as possible,” aligning with her plans to “live way more off-grid.”
In view of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s imminent move to their new home, close-by residents claim that there’s “a lot happening up there.” They have reportedly amped up and “upgraded” security, including turning surrounding cottages “into accommodation for protection officers.” The family wants to “live quietly” in their permanent base, but not without ensuring their safety.
Nevertheless, a report previously mentioned that the Prince and Princess of Wales have been taking special care and being generous to their neighbors. They began this new chapter with kindness, offering better homes to families living in the vicinity.
