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Harry and Meghan reportedly settle into Cotswolds estate home
Prince Harry and Meghan have reportedly moved into a house on a friend’s Cotswolds estate, apparently ending their search for a country home. The move matters because the couple were said to be looking for a large property with substantial land and a budget of up to £10 million.
The article says they had been staying in the friend’s main house since returning to Britain at the end of August, then moved to another property on the estate shortly before a half-term holiday abroad. Their children, Archie and Lilibet, attend school in the area. The couple retain their £19.5 million Montecito home and were previously reported to have bought a coastal property in Portugal.
In short
- Harry and Meghan reportedly moved into a Cotswolds property owned by a friend.
- They had been said to be seeking a country home for up to £10 million.
- The couple retain their Montecito mansion and reportedly own a home in Portugal.
Explained simply
Harry and Meghan are members of the British royal family who stepped back from royal duties in 2020 and now divide their lives between the United States and Britain. They have two children, Archie and Lilibet.
The Cotswolds is a rural area in south-west England, known for villages and large country houses. A home there would give the family a base near their children’s school while they are in Britain.
The couple already have a home in Montecito, California, and have also been reported to have bought a property in Portugal. A British country home would add another base, reflecting their ties to the UK and their family’s need for places to stay in different countries.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Harry and Meghan move into new Cotswolds home”.