Prince William and Kate Middleton are preparing to relocate to their new residence, Forest Lodge, later this year. However, reports suggest that some future neighbours are already displeased with upcoming security measures connected to the move.
A New Chapter for the Wales Family
The royal couple, along with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, are set to move into Forest Lodge, an eight-bedroom home located in Windsor. This move follows just over three years after settling into their current four-bedroom residence, Adelaide Cottage.
Forest Lodge, built in the 1700s and reportedly linked to the Duke of Windsor, sits only four miles from Adelaide Cottage. Described as the family’s “forever home,” it’s expected that Prince William will remain there even after he becomes king.
Security Measures Stir Unrest Among Local Residents
To ensure the safety of the royal family, several new security protocols are reportedly going to be implemented around Forest Lodge. These include the installation of fencing, surveillance cameras, and the enforcement of a 150-acre no-access zone. Anyone found breaching this restricted area could reportedly face arrest.
