The hefty price Prince William and Kate Middleton pay to rent lavish new ‘forever home’ revealed
Prince William and Kate Middleton are renting a new home, Forest Lodge, for $411,435 a year. The couple moved in with their three children in October 2025, following a cancer diagnosis for Kate. Their rental agreement includes the main house and two cottages, with significant security upgrades made to the property.
- ▪Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly paying $411,435 a year to rent Forest Lodge in Windsor.
- ▪The couple signed a 20-year lease for the property in July 2025, which includes the main house and two cottages.
- ▪The increased rent is attributed to shifts in the housing market compared to the previous tenant's rate.
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Royal Family The hefty price Prince William and Kate Middleton pay to rent lavish new ‘forever home’ revealed By Eric Todisco Published May 18, 2026, 2:11 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly paying $411,435 a year to rent Forest Lodge in Windsor. The hefty cost was revealed in documents filed on May 14 that list the Prince and Princess of Wales as the proprietors for their “forever home,” according to The Times. The couple and their children — Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 8 — have been living in the eight-bedroom Georgian mansion located on the Windsor Estate since October.
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