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The 1,324 sq ft cottage in Kensington is where Prince Harry, 33, famously proposed to Meghan, 36, as the pair roasted a chicken together.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex continue to spend much of their time there but are rumoured to favour a particular rural retreat on Saturdays and Sundays.
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ToggleWhere do Meghan and Prince Harry spend their weekends?
The royal pair are said to escape to the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, an 800-mile stretch of outstanding beauty in central southern England.
A source told People Magazine: “She [Meghan] spends most of her weekends in the Cotswolds with Harry.
“When she does venture out to Pilates or to get her hair done, she normally goes incognito under a baseball cap.”
Former actress Meghan, now one of the most famous faces in the world, even manages to slip under the radar even while stepping outside her London home.
The source added “the only other place she has visited regularly is Whole Foods, which is little more than five minutes away from Kensington Palace.
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“That way she can quickly sneak in and out without anyone noticing it’s her.”
How long have Meghan and Harry lived at Nottingham Cottage?
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have lived at the quaint property since becoming engaged in November 2017.
This was the same month Meghan finally left her Toronto base for good.
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They are believed to like the location for its nearby proximity to London and the opportunity to be away from the limelight.
However, Kensington Palace has yet to confirm this.
Adelaide Cottage is based near St George’s Chapel, the setting of the Royal Wedding 2018 where Harry and Meghan married in May.
The country retreat was built in 1831 for Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, the wife of William IV.
Historic England says the principle bedroom has a “coved ceiling with gilded dolphins and rope ornament reused from the Royal yacht ‘Royal George’” in its principle bedroom”.
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