Inside Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s £22m Sydney mansion for the Invictus Games
MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry are taking their first trip Down Under as a married couple in October.
Of course, the royal pair won’t be checking into a bog-standard Airbnb for the visit, and have reportedly secured a very swanky property indeed.
According to the , during the Invictus Games, the couple will be staying at a multi-million luxury pad located in Sydney’s Eastern suburbs, which has beachfront views and eight grand bedrooms.
It also has an infinity pool, several living rooms, a bar and eight bathrooms – not too shabby!
While the exact home hasn’t been confirmed, it is said to be strikingly similar to the lavish Villa Del Mare mansion, which costs just under a staggering AU$40million (£22million).
The lodging definitely looks fit for royalty, and not because of its elite address that boasts sweeping views over the iconic Sydney harbour.
To make sure the Duke and Duchess of Sussex feel at home during their stay, they will have a private butler to attend to their needs.
The home has floor-to-ceiling windows offering incredible views and lots of light streaming into the jaw-dropping home.
And perfect for Meghan and Prince Harry shying away from prying eyes, the property has private balconies so they can soak up the sun in peace.
Kensington Palace has confirmed that the Australian trip will coincide with the Invictus Games, which are being held in Sydney from October 20-27.
Exact dates have not yet been released, but the newlyweds are likely to be away for at least a fortnight.
The royal couple will be visiting Australia and New Zealand, as well as Fiji and the Kingdom of Tonga.
All eyes will be on Meghan for the demanding trip, as it will be her first tour of this magnitude as a Duchess.
Prince Harry founded the sports competition for wounded and sick serving or veteran military personnel in 2014.
Harry's parents Charles and Diana travelled 23,691 miles and spent 41 days overseas when they made their first trip as a married couple to Australia and New Zealand, in 1983.
In April 2014, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also went to Australia and New Zealand, spending just 18 days away but covering a similar distance of 23,701 miles.
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