The royal wedding will be held in spring 2018. Nottingham Cottage is quaint by royal standards. Prince Harry, 33, and Markle, 36, have been dating for 16 months. The Prince of Wales announced the engagement Monday with a statement. Princess Diana’s sister Lady Jane Fellowes also lived there with her husband Sir Robert Fellowes.Nott Cott was once the home of Prince Philip’s (the Duke of Edinburgh) private secretary, Brigadier Sir Miles Hunt-Davis, and his wife Gay.The cottage has two bedrooms, a living room, and one bathroom.The 17th cottage is near where Prince Harry grew up.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have since moved into a 20-room apartment inside Kensington Palace.The couple lived there for about 2.5 years. By Rachael Martin, Caitlin Elliott published SeptemWe take a look at the York familys royal residence Royal Lodge, and explore who exactly lives on the sprawling Windsor estate. But before his arrival, Prince William and Kate Middleton lived in the cottage before they were married in 2011.
The Duchess was also photographed decorating the house and, in another, she can be seen dressed up - seemingly ready to go to an event.Īs previously reported, the cottage was the location of Harry’s proposal to Meghan, which saw him get down on one knee in the garden while the pair were cooking dinner.The “cozy” cottage, which is about 1,300 square feet, has seen royals before. Nottingham Cottage had previously been assigned to their uncle and aunt, Lord. Given the location, Nottingham Cottage was already somewhat familiar to both Prince William and Prince Harry as they grew up at Kensington Palace. In another, he can be seen relaxing in the garden, cuddling his dog and eating dinner. The cottage, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, has two bedrooms, two reception rooms, a bathroom, and a small garden. One of the photos showed the Prince posing in his ceremonial military uniform. “I can’t believe they’re going to complain about the size of a house when there are people on the streets & living in temporary accommodation & people who can’t afford to move out of their parent’s home & people who are paying crazy money for a place the size of Nottingham Cottage,” they said.Īs Harry and Meghan spoke about their first home, images gave viewers a rare glimpse into the private royal residence. One Twitter user called out the Duke and Duchess for their complaints, noting the housing crisis that is hitting people across the UK. They moved out in 2013, making way for Harry to move in. William and Kate moved into the property after their 2011 wedding and it was their eldest son Prince George’s first home. As shown in Harry & Meghan, the small cottage has incredibly low ceilings, a simple kitchen with a. The cottage was home to the Prince and Princess of Wales before they moved into their Kensington Palace flat. Nottingham Cottage, on the other hand, is closer to the home of the average Briton. In the years that followed, the cottage was home to several notable royal figures, including the Queen's aunt and uncle, Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester and Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester. Erm, wasn’t that where Will and Kate lived?! Ah yes, super short W&C.” One tweeted: “Imagine complaining that Nottingham cottage is small and isn’t fit for you when Prince William who is the highest member of the Royal Family lives there with his wife and Prince George for quite a lot of time.”Īnother posted: “Harry claims he doesn’t know who lived at Nottingham Cottage before him but they 'must have been short' because the ceilings are so low. Similarly, keen-eyed fans questioned Harry’s remark. His aunt Jane & uncle Robert live there, as well as the late Duke & Duchess of Gloucester.” The previous tenants were his brother and sister-in-law & baby George. Harry says he doesn’t know who lived in it before him. Marlene Koenig, a historian who has spent decades researching European royalty, tweeted: “Nott Cottage was designed by sir Christopher Wren. While the Duke claimed he did not know “who was there before”, royal watchers have been quick to point out that Nottingham Cottage had particularly well-known tenants before the Sussexes moved in.
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