House Search 'Called Off' as Harry and Meghan Move Into New Cotswolds Home
The couple reportedly moved into a separate property on a friend’s estate after ending their search for a permanent British base, sources said.
- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved into a property on a friend's Cotswolds estate, reportedly ending their active search for a permanent UK residence after three months.
- Following their arrival from California in August, the couple initially resided in the main house of a wealthy businessman with whom Prince Harry became friends through mutual military charity work.
- While previously seeking a home with a £10 million budget, the family will retain their £19.5 million Montecito mansion, maintaining residential ties to the United States.
- Representatives have not publicly confirmed whether this arrangement represents a permanent commitment, and financial terms and duration remain undisclosed.
- Harry cited "opportunities" as a key factor, explaining the move allows Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet to experience a British education and the country where he grew up.
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