Oh, you thought they only had one house? Honey, this is the monarchy. Anmer Hall in Norfolk is still theirs. It’s where they go for weekends, holidays, and whenever they want to escape the Windsor tour buses.
Anmer Hall has ten bedrooms, a swimming pool, and a tennis court. The kids love it because it’s where they can run wild—or as wild as a future king and queen-in-waiting can get. The dairy farm next door is a hit for Louis, who apparently loves cows. (Relatable, kid.)
So their life is basically a two-home tango: Adelaide Cottage for work-week royal duties, Anmer Hall for chill weekends. I get tired just thinking about packing their bags.
The London Base: Apartment 1A at Kensington Palace
Before Adelaide Cottage, their official London pad was Apartment 1A at Kensington Palace. That’s the one with 20 rooms, a private garden, and a tennis court. (Yes, they really like tennis.) They still use it for office space and events. It’s like having a luxury pied-à-terre in the city.
Inside Prince William and Princess Kate's vacation home | Homes and Gardens
But they don’t live there anymore. The kids now go to school near Windsor, so full-time London life is out. Still, if you ever stroll past Kensington Palace, wave—you might see a butler, but not William.
