Take a peek inside Meghan Markle’s former LA mansion – which still won’t sell
The four-bedroom home she owned with then-husband, Trevor Engelson, is back on the market in Los Angeles for US$1.75 million after not selling last summer
Before Kensington Palace, Frogmore Cottage and declaring a pursuit of financial independence, Meghan Markle already lived like a queen.
The Duchess of Sussex lived in a 2,262 square-foot Los Angeles home with her then-husband, Trevor Engelson, when she wasn’t filming Suits in the early 2010s.
Now, the property is back on the market for US$1.75 million. The asking price has seen a small price cut; it was initially listed this past summer at US$1.8 million.
The home, which is in the historic Hancock Park neighbourhood, has a colonial-style exterior but a renovated, modern interior. The all-white interiors and multiple windows ensure that the home is constantly flooded with natural light, too.
Sheri Bienstock of The Bienstock Group holds the listing.
Before life as a duchess, Meghan Markle spent her time acting in both Los Angeles and Toronto.
She and her ex-husband rented an LA home from 2011 to 2013 that is now on the market. The colonial-style house is listed for US$1.75 million. It has seen a small price cut since being listed in August for US$1.8 million.
Keep reading for a look inside the home.
