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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Netflix documentary flew totally under the radar, for good reason.
In other words, it is not worth the watch.
Unless you want to check out the beautiful Montecito mansion that they filmed in, which has been listed for $33,5 million – over R619 million.
Having been opened up to the public in Harry & Meghan, TopTenRealEstateDeals has put the sprawling home on the market.
“Fit for royalty,” notes the listing, “the Mediterranean-style, six-bedroom home with 13,599 square feet [1 263 square metres] includes ocean and mountain views, multiple terraces, and a regal great room chandelier and arched windows – where Meghan was extensively filmed for the show’s interviews”.
Built in 2006 the lavish home’s exterior includes 8 000 square metres of lush grounds with romantic walkways and year-round flowers, soaring palm trees and accent vines, a vegetable garden, citrus orchards and even a chicken coop for fresh eggs.
Amenities include a pool, hot tub, bar, gym, game room, and theatre, as well as a picturesque guest house perfect for any royal who dares visit.
Take a virtual tour:
Nearby neighbours also hike the value of the property up nicely:
The Santa Barbara-based home is situated in a location renowned for its secluded hillside estates that promise the utmost privacy, and thus have attracted a whole host of celebrities including Oprah Winfrey, Tom Cruise and Ellen DeGeneres, who own homes there.
Jennifer Aniston, Kim Kardashian, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Ariana Grande are also supposed to be close by.
Harry and Meghan’s property is situated on a private road with a long driveway and large security gates, more than enough to have kept the prying media out, I bet.
[source:toptenrealestatedeals]
