Prince Harry and Meghan Markle just scored some real estate outside of London.
The newlyweds have reportedly signed a two-year lease on a home on the Great Tew Estate in the Cotswolds, a source told Us Weekly.
The
couple's official residence is Kensington Palace, but while renovations
are taking place, they'll spend their weekends at a home called
WestfieldLarge, which is an hour and a half outside of London, according
to an insider.
The property is located on the same 4,000-acre plot as David and Victoria Beckham's country home and Soho Farmhouse, where Markle had her spa-themed bridal shower in March. The soirée was organized by the Duchess' friend, Markus Anderson, who's a consultant for Soho House.
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The exact specifics on Harry and Meghan's new weekend home remain unknown, but it'll definitely have an idyllic setting. The Great Tew Estate is the kind of location with "spring lambs playing in rolling grassland, oak woods with a carpet of bluebells, chocolate box thatch cottages," according to its website. Sounds like a great romantic substitute while the couple delays their honeymoon.
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