Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Former California Home Hits the Market for $33.5 Million

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's stunning California home, which they once owned but no longer reside in, is now up for sale with a price tag of $33.5 million.

The property, owned by businessman Mark Schulhoff, was purchased by him in 2013 for $14.6 million.

Boasting six bedrooms, a gym, a theater, a bar, a game room, and a meditation room, this luxurious residence sits on over two acres of beautifully landscaped grounds with an ocean view.

The New York Post reports that the house, built in 2006, was designed by architects Don Nolte and J.F.

Brennan, with the interior crafted by Nandeship Aradharan.

The grand dining room features a silver leaf ceiling and several sculptures, while the technological features include a generator, solar power, and a greywater irrigation system.

Additionally, the property includes a five-car garage.

Listed for sale for nearly a year and a half, the 12,804 square foot house is being marketed by Ray and Malmsteen of Santa Barbara Brokers and Riskin Partners Group at Village Properties.

Although Prince Harry and Meghan Markle no longer own this extravagant residence, they do possess another property in Montecito, which they acquired for almost $15 million.

In a documentary series, Meghan Markle shared a deeply personal revelation about her second child, revealing that she had suffered a miscarriage the morning after moving into their Montecito house.

This emotional disclosure adds a poignant layer to their journey as a couple.

As we reflect on the news of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's former home hitting the market, it's clear that their lives have undergone significant changes since stepping back from their royal duties.

The couple continues to make headlines, captivating audiences worldwide.

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