The royal family of Anmer Hall may soon bid farewell to their home of a couple of years. The latest reports surrounding Kate Middleton and her family suggest that she will be moving out of Norfolk and into Kensington Palace next year.

Kate Middleton, Prince William and their two children have been living in Norfolk for about five years. During which they have given Prince George and Princess Charlotte a nice and warm place to enjoy -= without the need to worry about the public getting inside their private home. However, multiple outlets report that the royal brood will be moving out.

According to The Telegraph, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have decided that their first child should attend school in London. This means that the family will soon be moving their stuff out of Anmer Hall and into Kensington Palace.

A source told the outlet that Prince William and Kate Middleton are both looking to focus on their "royal duties" in the coming year. The insider added that while Princess Diana's first son loves his job as a helicopter pilot, he is considering to give up the post so he can spend more time fulfilling his role as a royal.

The outlet adds that the Duchess of Cambridge and her husband have enrolled Prince George at the Wetherby School in London. It is the same school where the young prince's father and his Uncle, Prince Harry, attended before they entered preparatory school.

According to E! News, Prince George is currently under the nursery program of the Westacre Montessori School in Norfolk. It is about 10 miles away from Anmer Hall, which is located at the Sandringham Estate. However, it is said that Princess Kate and Prince William have their eye on Wetherby School as the young prince enters the next educational level.

Meanwhile, another source has revealed that Kate Middleton and Prince William are also looking forward to expanding their charitable reach. They have plans to continue pursuing their advocacies for mental health and they are also expecting to have a very busy year in 2017.

There is no confirmation yet regarding the reports on the reportedly plans of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Kensington Palace has yet to provide an official statement.