Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's UK home unveiled, with pool and farmland
Details about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new UK home have been revealed. The Sussexes will be making their home in a non-royal residence in the Cotswolds and have already enrolled Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet in a local school.
Royal expert Katie Nicholl told Entertainment Tonight that their new countryside home is a “very beautiful place”. She claims it is an 18th-century farmhouse worth a rumoured £6 million.
The expert said it is “incredibly private,” on 83 acres of farmland with no public footpaths, meaning there is no access to the home. She added that the Sussexes will have a “significant security detail”, which will be self-funded.
The expert said that not much is known about where Archie and Lilibet will be going to school, other than that it’s a co-educational private prep school, meaning they will be attending together.
Meanwhile, Meghan will be “embarking on a transatlantic career”, going back and forth between the UK and Los Angeles, where her mother Doria still resides.
Nicholl added that Harry “misses England” and wants his children to have a British education, so the move is long-term for him. It’s not been confirmed how long the family will live in the UK.
It is understood there will be no change to the couple's role and status as non-working members of the Royal Family. When the Sussexes move back to the UK, it is believed that Meghan will resume acting, having last appeared on legal drama Suits in 2018.
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Prince Harry, on the other hand, will be focusing on charity work and UK patronages he has retained while living in California, including WellChild and Invictus.
The family is expected to return to the US regularly, as well as use the holiday home they have bought near Melides in Portugal, close to a property bought by Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank
