After Edward abdicated, the fort went unoccupied for two decades. Gerald Lascelles, the grandson of George V and a first ...

Fort Belvedere, an 18th-century property in Windsor, is understood to be under consideration as a potential new home for ...

The Prince and Princess, and their family, are said to be moving into Edward VIII’s abdication hideaway – with a swimming ...

The couple, who are said to have ‘outgrown’ their current home on the Windsor estate, might trade their cottage in for a more ...

Prince William and Kate Middleton may be ready to relocate their family from Adelaide Cottage to Fort Belvedere.

Fort Belvedere, otherwise known by its nickname 'The Fort', has a fascinating history and was originally rumoured to be a possible home for the young Wales family when they first moved from Kensington ...

Prince William and Princess Kate may relocate from Adelaide Cottage to Fort Belvedere, a sprawling 59-acre estate in Windsor.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are considering leaving Adelaide Cottage for a "gothic revival mansion" called Fort ...

Fort Belvedere, which is situated in Windsor Great Park, became the main residence of the future King Edward VIII in 1929, when he was the Prince of Wales ...

Fort Belvedere was originally called 'Shrubs Hill Tower' and is a royal home that was built between 1750 and 1755 for Prince William Augustus and is located in Windsor Great Park. Completed in the ...