A look inside Prince William’s home move that sparked anger among neighbors – realestate.com.au

Prince William has reportedly angered his neighbors after moving his family into their new ‘forever home’, leading to accusations that the future king is ‘abusing’ his power.

The Prince of Wales and his wife Kate Middleton moved to Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park with their three children: Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 7.

The royal couple have angered neighbors by creating a no-go zone around their property, threatening to arrest trespassers and preventing locals from visiting a nearby Christmas tree shop.

Graham Smith, chief executive of anti-monarchy group Republic, criticized William for using his “power and privilege” to disrupt the lives of residents.

“The Christmas tree issue may seem silly, but the point is that this is all public property, and William should not have been able to close those roads and cut off access to that land. It is not for him to do with as he pleases,” Mr Smith said. Newsweek.

“He also forced two people, two families, to leave their homes.

“They’ve been moved to other places in the park, but this is just another example of William basically sticking two fingers up to the locals and then just grabbing land that isn’t his so he can move from one house to another.

“So to me it’s just an abuse of power and privilege.”

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Back in September, The sun reported that CCTV cameras, large fences and landscaping were installed to deter intruders from the eight-bedroom mansion.

The estate covers approximately 370 hectares with a circumference of 3.7km, and signs will be erected warning people not to enter.

Some residents were annoyed but accepted that the safety of the royal family was of paramount importance.

“We come here every few weeks and we will now have to look elsewhere [my dog] to get the miles in,” one resident told The Sun.

“But I fully understand that the safety of William, Kate and their families is paramount, so we must ensure they can live happily here.”

“We love the Royals and William and Kate and it’s so exciting that they are moving to Forest Lodge,” another person added to the publication.

“It is clear that this closure of the parking garage is not their fault, but is due to safety concerns.”