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Kate Middleton and Prince William's 'plans for secret home' that is vital for her recovery

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Kate Middleton and Prince William are reportedly planning a secret home transformation, which is said to be crucial for her recovery process.

The Royal pair are reported to be considering renovations and extensions to a lesser-known redbrick annexe next to their Adelaide Cottage residence in Windsor.The family, who moved to the Berkshire estate in late summer 2022, currently split their time between the four-bedroom cottage and their beloved Anmer Hall retreat on the Sandringham Estate.Adelaide Cottage's proximity to Lambrook School, where Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis study, makes it an ideal location.

However, insiders suggest the family are contemplating plans to expand a currently vacant annexe to aid the princess' recovery, reports the Mirror.This decision comes with its own set of challenges, as sources indicate that the Prince of Wales is "conscious of public scrutiny" over Royal expenditure and is cautiously opting to personally fund the costs. "They [William and Kate] absolutely adore Adelaide Cottage, but it just about fits the entire family, whereas Anmer Hall is much larger with extensive grounds," a source disclosed to OK!. "Adelaide Cottage is being used as a term time property while the children are at school nearby and Anmer Hall is for long weekends and holidays."Insiders have revealed plans to renovate a dilapidated redbrick annexe at Adelaide Cottage, with the aim of transforming it into an ideal retreat for the Wales family and their staff.

Although the project is currently on hold while the Princess of Wales focuses on her recovery, the plans are reportedly being kept warm in the background, ready to be activated when the time is right."Nobody knows that there is quite a spacious

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