It looks like Harry and Meghan might be moving soon.

The newlyweds are currently living in Nottingham Cottage which is close to where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge live, along with their three children. According to The Mirror, Meghan and Harry have been in to view the property and have absolutely fallen in love with it. The new place, Adelaide Cottage, is nestled in the heart of the Home Park in Windsor, giving the newly-married couple some much-needed privacy. A source said: "There are seven gated entrances and exits to Windsor Castle so the newlyweds could come and go without worrying about being photographed." The property used to be the home of Princess Margaret's lover Group Captain Peter Townsend and before that was built in 1831 as a retreat for William IV’s wife Queen Adelaide. And of course, it's fancy AF. The master bedroom has dolphin adornments on the ceiling with gilded coves, and rope ornament from a 19th century yacht. It also has a Graeco-Egyptian fireplace, and we think we can all agree that it doesn't get much fancier than that. In 2015, the entire cottage went through thorough renovations, which modernised the property. It was described as 'picturesque' by the heritage organisation Historic England. Can they do a photoshoot when they move in please? Because it's safe to say we ALL want to see it.