The Duke and Duchess of Sussex want to have more renovations at their new home Frogmore Cottage .
Harry and Meghan have applied for planning permission to revamp the Grade II listed building again.
It includes extra improvements to the five-bedroom home’s exterior, such as doors, windows and walls.
The couple also hope to have work done on an outbuilding, install lighting in the garden, and carry out landscaping in the large grounds.
A source said: “The duchess is very involved in the project and wanted the final design to be perfect for them and Archie.”
The plans were revealed in documents published by Windsor and Maidenhead council, which will decide on the applications.
Buckingham Palace declined to comment but it is understood work on the house, built in 1801, would be paid for from the taxpayer-funded Sovereign Grant, while landscaping would be paid for privately.
Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, moved into the home in Windsor, Berks, in April ahead of the birth of their first child Archie on May 6.
