Queen Elizabeth II, a beloved matriarch with a large family, has left a meaningful legacy for her great-grandchildren.

Even after her passing, the youngest members of the royal family, including Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, have a special way to remember her.

This is made possible by a treasured gift that was given to the Queen when she was a child, which now resides at the Royal Lodge in Windsor.

What’s more, the proximity of the lodge to the new home of the Prince and Princess of Wales allows the trio of kids to visit whenever they please.

It is a heartwarming gesture from Queen Elizabeth II to ensure that her great-grandchildren have lasting memories of her.

What better way to create these cherished moments than for them to share happy times in the very same place where their great-grandmother played as a child?

When Queen Elizabeth was young, she received a playhouse as a gift.

Situated in the grounds of the Royal Lodge, the playhouse provided endless hours of fun for Elizabeth and her sister, Princess Margaret.

Known as Y Bwthyn Bach or The Little House, this life-sized playhouse was presented to the Queen by the people of Wales when she was just six years old.

The Little House holds significant sentimental value for the young Princess Elizabeth.

It boasts modern amenities such as running water, electricity, a functional kitchen and bathroom, as well as a cozy living room and bedroom.

Numerous photographs capture the two princesses playing joyfully in their special house.

There are even pictures of a young Prince Charles enjoying the playhouse.

Princess Beatrice, too, has fond memories of the place.

Now, it is time for the playhouse to be passed down to the next generations for them to enjoy.

It is reported that Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis now get to experience the impressive playhouse firsthand.

Additionally, when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in Windsor, their children, Archie and Lilibet, have also had the opportunity to play at the house.

However, it is Prince William and Kate’s children who are most likely to fully appreciate their great-grandmother’s gift.

Their new home, Adelaide Cottage, is conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from the Royal Lodge.

Princess Beatrice, in an interview for The Diamond Queen documentary, shared her own experiences with the playhouse during her childhood.

She revealed that she even assisted in its renovation in 2012.

Princess Beatrice emphasized that the playhouse held a special place in the Queen’s heart long after she had outgrown it.

“Granny and her sister played here growing up, and we’ve been lucky enough to play here with cousins and second cousins.

It’s a big family treat,” she said.

The playhouse underwent an extensive renovation, including thatching, new curtains, wiring, and other updates.

All the little china and glassware were specially created for the house.

Princess Beatrice added that the Queen still enjoys visiting the playhouse.

She explained that the Queen had a clear vision for the fabric and wanted delicate designs to match the small scale of the house.

The playhouse exudes beauty with its intricate floral patterns.

Princess Beatrice considers herself fortunate to have had the chance to play there and now looks forward to her great-niece and great-nephews enjoying the same experience.

Queen Elizabeth II’s playhouse stands as a lasting symbol of love and joy, ensuring that her great-grandchildren will never forget her.

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