Kate Middleton and Prince William did not please their stiff neighbors with the color of the roof

The Duchess and Duke of Cambridge, in Russia, better known as Kate Middleton and Prince William, upset their neighbors in Norfolk with a new roof on their two -story suburban residence.

According to the neighbors, the couple picked up a too bright red tile, turning a respectable mansion in the Georgian style into something modern and vulgar, writes The Daily Mail , publishing fresh photographs of the royal residence of Embers Hall, now surrounded by construction forests. Work on the roof has been underway for a couple of weeks, and the neighbors are more and more unhappy.

Amber Hall is located near the Sandringham Palace, where Elizabeth II holds Christmas. Earlier, for 13 years, the family of James Evetta, who had moved ahead of schedule, has been living in it for 13 years to free up the place for Kate and William. The couple immediately started a repair in the house to turn it into her second residence. However, with the color of the roof they missed.

“This building was built in the early 1800s, and now it looks like a house from Barratt (Barratt Developments is one of the largest British developers, founded in 1958. - Note to Newsru.com). It cannot be said that it became directly in the eye, but is clearly distinguished from the surrounding landscape,” says one of the local residents.

Meanwhile, around the royal mansion, other transformations are started. Additional trees will be planted around to protect the spouses from prying eyes. And a neighboring store and garage will be converted for housing for protection. All these transformations have already been agreed with the local city council.

Earlier this year, Kate and William renovated their cozy four-story 20-room house at the Kensington Palace in London. According to rumors, there are now two children's rooms, which suggests that the duchess can be pregnant with a second child.

Recall that a couple of years ago, the just married spouses lived in a modest apartment with faulty electrical wiring .