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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are said to be interested in this Pacific Palisades mansion

Rumour has it the former royals have their eyes on this sprawling Pacific Palisades mansion, complete with a “granny annex” for Meghan Markle’s mother, Doria Ragland.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are said to be eyeing off a Pacific Palisades mansion in Los Angeles. Picture: AFPSource:AFP

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are said to be eyeing off a Pacific Palisades mansion in Los Angeles. Picture: AFPSource:AFP

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are eyeing a sprawling £10 million ($A19.5 million) mansion — and planning to move her mum Doria in with them.

Potential buyers can get a ­virtual 360-degree tour of the six-bedroom property close to LA’s affluent Pacific Palisades.

 

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are said to be eyeing off this Pacific Palisades mansion in Los Angeles. Picture: MLS
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are said to be eyeing off this Pacific Palisades mansion in Los Angeles.
Picture: MLSSource:Supplied
 

It is being sold by Fast and Furious film producer Steve Chasman, and celebrity neighbours include Tom Hanks and Ben Affleck, The Sun reports.

Sources say Meg, 38, and Harry, 35, want to find a property with large grounds for them and Archie — plus a “granny annex” flat for 63-year-old social worker Doria.

 

Meghan is very close with her mother, Gloria Ragland. Picture: AFP
Meghan is very close with her mother, Gloria Ragland. Picture: AFPSource:AFP
 

Tonight, one said: “Once quarantine and lockdown are over, Harry and Meghan will be moving into their new pad — and they want Doria to be included in these plans.

“She is hugely independent though, and doesn’t want to be in their space.

“She will have her own granny annex.

“The family have been joking that Meghan and Harry will now have a babysitter on tap, but the reality is Meghan doesn’t trust many people and Doria is her rock and her biggest champion.

 

The pool at Meghan and Harry's Pacific Palisades purported potential property. Picture: MLS
The pool at Meghan and Harry's Pacific Palisades purported potential property. Picture: MLSSource:Supplied
 

“Harry has also grown close to her so, believe it or not, he was receptive to the idea of living with his mother-in-law.

“Obviously, under lockdown, they won’t be moving house any time soon but they are both looking forward to laying down more permanent roots in Los Angeles, and making it home.”

The luxury mansion overlooks the sea and boasts a cinema, swimming pool, one-acre garden and a pergola.

 
The home cinema at the Pacific Palisades property. Picture: MLS
CaThe home cinema at the Pacific Palisades property. Picture: MLSSource:Supplied
 

It also offers a giant children’s play area — perfect for Archie, who turns one this week.

According to the glossy prospectus, other perks include a chef’s kitchen and in-built BBQ area — ideal for foodie Meghan.

The property has been on the market since September, and its gated community is said to be one of the safest in the area.

Since moving from Canada to the US, the couple have been renting a home close to Sir Elton John.

 

Meghan and Harry's potential Pacific Palisades property. Picture: MLS
Meghan and Harry's potential Pacific Palisades property. Picture: MLSSource:Supplied
 

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They have been spotted walking their dog in LA while wearing protective face masks.

Last month we told how they had also shown an interest in movie star Mel Gibson’s £12 million ($A23.3 million) mansion in Malibu.

One local estate agent posted online they had actually bought it but a veil of secrecy surrounded the potential purchase.

The property is understood to still be on the market.

This story first appeared in The Sun and has been republished here with permission.

Source: News Corp Australia Network:

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