Prince William and Princess Kate may soon bid farewell to their cozy Adelaide Cottage as reports suggest they are exploring a more expansive royal property to better suit their growing family’s needs.

According to insiders, the royal couple is seriously considering Fort Belvedere as their next home. The stately Gothic Revival residence sits on 59 secluded acres within Windsor Great Park and boasts an impressive list of amenities, including a tennis court, swimming pool, rose garden, lakes, and staff cottages.

“They feel they have outgrown Adelaide Cottage and need somewhere more substantial,” a source told the Mail on Sunday. “This is the perfect new home for them. It has a swimming pool and a tennis court. Charlotte loves playing tennis.”

Fort Belvedere carries notable royal history—it was the site where King Edward VIII signed his abdication papers in 1936 to marry Wallis Simpson. The estate was once used as a summer retreat by Queen Victoria and later renovated by Edward VIII. It has since been home to royals and notable tenants, including Canadian billionaire Galen Weston.

Not an Immediate Move—but Serious Consideration

Although a relocation isn’t confirmed, discussions about the future are reportedly underway. William and Kate are believed to be looking at their long-term housing plans as they map out the next phase of their family life.

This includes making decisions about Prince George’s education, with Eton College strongly rumored to be on the table. As they plan ahead, privacy, security, and creating a stable family environment remain top priorities.