They reveal that Prince William and Kate Middleton have a third house
In addition to their apartment at Kensington Palace and their Anmer Hall country house in Norfolk, William and Kate have a third home.
Prince William, Kate Middleton and their three children George, Charlotte and Louis most of the time reside in their Kensington Palace apartment and Anmer Hall country house in Norfolk, but now, it has been revealed that the royal couple have a third house, where is the property located?
In 2002, shortly before the Queen Mother passed away, Queen Elizabeth II's mother gifted Prince William the Tam-Na-Ghar cabin on the Balmoral estate. The property is located very close to Birkhall, the residence of Prince Charles and Camilla, where in fact, they spent much of their confinement from the coronavirus pandemic in March of last year.
Ever since the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had studied at St. Andrew's University, they had frequently visited the three-room cottage. According to Hello Magazine, at some point William and Kate confessed to their friends that they had lived some of their happiest moments together there.
Throughout their marriage, they have visited the property regularly, even already accompanied by their three children, especially on the 2019 summer holidays in Scotland. It should be noted that the cabin is very private, which is why there are no photos that show the exterior and much less the interior of the place.
The summer estate of Queen Elizabeth II of Balmoral has 150 buildings in total, including Balmoral Castle, where the 94-year-old sovereign and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, spend their vacations each year; and Garden Cotagge, the place Queen Victoria regularly used to eat breakfast and keep her diaries.
