Exciting news is buzzing around Buckingham Palace as Prince William and Kate Middleton gear up for a grand move! The Prince and Princess of Wales are set to leave their cozy abode at Adelaide Cottage for the stately Forest Lodge in Windsor.

Sources, including the Times of London, reveal that after speculation about various properties—including the historical Fort Belvedere—the couple has chosen this remarkable Georgian-style residence, which dates back to the 1750s. With eight bedrooms and sprawling grounds, Forest Lodge promises to be a perfect family retreat.

Nestled within the breathtaking 4,800 acres of Windsor Great Park, this stunning home boasts a classic brick facade adorned with elegant stucco pilasters. Jane Roberts, in her book "Royal Landscape: The Gardens and Parks of Windsor," noted the spectacular views the house offers, showcasing the park, the majestic castle, and the picturesque town of Windsor.

The property is not just about looks; it comes with delightful features like a tennis court, a charming paddock, and a serene lake. Inside, opulence awaits with both a sitting room and drawing room, each graced with exquisite marble fireplaces.

Forest Lodge has had its fair share of royal intrigue over the decades. In the 1970s, there were whispers that Princess Anne might take up residence there, and in the 2000s, it was considered a potential home for Sarah Ferguson, Prince Andrew's ex-wife. However, neither became a resident, leaving the gateway open for the Wales family to finally claim this royal treasure.

With their children—George, Charlotte, and Louis enrolled in the nearby Lambrook School—the timing of the move couldn't be better. All signs point to the family settling into their enchanting new home just in time for the festive holiday season. A royal Christmas at Forest Lodge is sure to be a sight to behold!