Angela Kelly, who served as Queen Elizabeth's personal assistant and senior dresser for almost 30 years was asked to vacate her Grade II-listed cottage on the Windsor soon after the late monarch's death.
However, the King kept the promise he made to his mother of lifelong accommodation for Ms Kelly and purchased a modest three-bedroom bungalow for the ex-royal employee.
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It was purchased for £465,000 from the Royal Family's Coutts bank account, according to the Mail.
A few weeks before her move, the former aide posted a photo of her Windsor garden on Instagram and wrote: "Getting ready to say goodbye. I am moving at last to my new home which I will be able to call My Home at last."
Last month, the former aide gave us a glimpse of the hills surrounding her estate with a new snap on Instagram.
It is understood that the property will revert to the Crown when Ms Kelly dies.
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Angela Kelly worked for the late Queen for three decades (Image: Getty)
Meanwhile, part of Ms Kelly's deal is reportedly to not ever share any royal secrets with a non-disclosure agreement stating that she is banned from using the words 'King' and 'Palace' for commercial purposes.
Ms Kelly, originally from Liverpool, formed a close relationship with the late Queen as her "right-hand woman" over the years. They originally met in 1992.
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