Harry grew up with one foot in the city – where he and his family spent their weeks based in Kensington Palace – and one foot in the countryside – as they would decamp on the weekends to Prince Charles's home Highgrove in Gloucestershire. Meghan also loves the outdoors, and so it's likely the couple will be considering a second home in the countryside, to escape city life whenever the mood takes them. One of the obvious choices would be Gloucestershire, which is where Harry grew up, where there is a great deal of horse-related activity nearby such as polo, and where his father still has a home. The other likely option would be Norfolk, which is where William and Kate's country house Anmer Hall is located, as well as the queen's residence Sandringham.