The first major move Prince Harry and Meghan are making as a married couple
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are moving on up in the royal ranks – property wise that is – with plans for the loved-up couple to relocate from Nottingham Cottage, situated in the grounds of Kensington Palace in London, where they have lived since getting married in May, reported Harpers Bazaar.
And they’ll get some very high profile neighbours as they move into Apartment 1, on the west side of Kensington Palace, where Prince William, Duchess Kate, and their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis live in Apartment 1A. They’ll even be an adjoining door between the neighbours!
It’s a big step for the couple, their first marital home since they married some five months ago, and a move that has been delayed by extensive renovations worth $AU2.6 million. A telling sign that plans are afoot, according to the Daily Mail, is that that the tarpaulin and scaffolding have been removed from the apartment after almost a year.
And Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan will have just a little more room to spread their wings. Hello! reports that Nottingham Cottage has two bedrooms and a modest living room, while there’s 21 rooms at their apartment at Kensington Palace.
As well as the freshly renovated royal digs, the pair still have their leased weekend getaway in The Cotswolds, and will keep Nottingham Cottage as one of their residences.
It appears the royal moving trucks aren’t far away!
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