Prince William and Kate Middleton first started living together when they were in university.
Well, kind of.
Now the couple have two houses one in the city and one in the country.
Apartment may be a bit of a misnomer, it’s got four stories and 21 rooms.
And they were also gifted Anmer Hall from the Queen when they got married.
It was originally built in 1831 and named for Queen Adelaide, according toThe Sun.
The cottage also has a bit of a scandalous history.
It all began when the Townsend family hosted a christening for their second son Hugo.
“It was the first of many Sunday visits,” a newspaper in the 1950s reported.
In fact, it was quite the opposite.
The cottage was dark and poorly lit and adorned with Victorian wallpaper and clunky furniture.
Unsurprisingly, Adelaide Cottage has undergone many transformations since 1952.
One of the most recent renovations occurred in 2015, as noted byTown and Country.
A Graeco-Egyptian fireplace carved from marble.
