Meghan and Harry's sprawling £10m mansion comes complete with a library, arcade and wine cellar.
The lavish home, nestled in the hills of Santa Barbara, California, features nine bedrooms and 16 bathrooms and sits within 5.4 acres of land.
With plenty of room indoors to entertain friends, the Duke and Duchess' home also features stunning outdoor areas - including a pool, a children's playground and a tennis court.
The home is the first Harry and Meghan bought together - for a whopping £$14.7million.
According to property specialists Zillow, the house is located down a private road in the upmarket area of Montecito.
They say the entrance opens to a wide lane paved with hand-cut Santa Barbara stone, leading then to an archway of trees at the main entrance.
The main house also includes office spaces, a spa with dry and wet saunas, a gym, a games room, arcade, theatre and a five-car garage.
Records show the house was built in 2003 - complete with sweeping lawns, a rose garden and century old olive trees.
The couple have chosen to live in a star-studded neighbourhood and are now neighbours with the likes of Oprah Winfrey, Gwyneth Paltrow and George Lucas living nearby.
Before their move to America last year, Meghan and Harry lived in Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor Estate.
Harry recently spoke about the couple's move - saying he now feels "free" in California.
The Duke spoke about how his life changed since quitting as a senior member of the royal family and moving to America with Meghan and now two-year-old Archie.
Harry, 36, said in London he became used to making constant attempts to stay under the radar while out and about - often wearing baseball caps and walking with his head lowered.
In a bid to keep themselves out of the spotlight, Harry revealed he and Meghan even met in disguise at a supermarket for one of their dates.
He said they pretended not to know each other to try and stay 'incognito', adding: "I had a baseball cap on, looking down at the floor, trying to stay incognito. It's amazing how much chewing gum you see, it's a mess!"
But, Harry said his Californian life couldn't be more different and is able to "lift his head".
Speaking on the Armchair Expert podcast, he said: "Living here now I can lift my head. I feel different, my shoulders have dropped.
"You can walk around feeling a bit more free. I take Archie out on the back of my bike.".
