A LUXURY Barbados villa where Meghan Markle and Prince Harry once stayed is set to be auctioned – after failing to sell despite an £11m price cut. Cove Spring House boasts ten bedrooms and ten bathrooms across a sprawling 14,000 square feet of lush Caribbean island. In July, The Sun reported that the property was […]
A LUXURY Barbados villa where Meghan Markle and Prince Harry once stayed is set to be auctioned – after failing to sell despite an £11m price cut.
Cove Spring House boasts ten bedrooms and ten bathrooms across a sprawling 14,000 square feet of lush Caribbean island.
In July, The Sun reported that the property was on the market for under £20m following a huge £11m price slash.
Just a year ago, the mansion was on the market for £31.5m.
Now, the property is available through an auction set to be held from October 29-31, with the asking price officially set at £30,139,600, according to a Rightmove listing.
The mansion can be found tucked away in the prestigious Platinum West Coast of Barbados, and offers owners a gigantic living space as well as separate staff quarters.
It also contains a large swimming pool, an entertainment terrace, a gym and spa facilities on site.
The estate was where the Duke of Sussex stayed with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho to launch the Sentebale Polo Cup at the nearby Apes Hill Polo Club back in 2010.
The plush villa has also hosted multiple celebs – including Elton John, Anthony Joshua, Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant.
The mansion sits on 56,628 square feet of grounds and can be accessed via a private gated driveway – surrounded by stunning views of the sapphire Caribbean seas and lush vegetation.
Designed using coral stone, the house is bursting with natural light while tradewinds cool the home.
As well as the seven en-suites in the main house, there are an additional three in the guest cottage in the grounds of the home.
The property also boasts a state-of-the-art fitness centre and kitchen space.
Outside the villa, the estate has its own expansive patio, a pool and a hot tub.
To top it off, the mansion has its own secluded beach making the most of the Caribbean lifestyle.
And for those really looking for the royal treatment the house also comes with 19 members of staff including butlers, chefs, maids, gardeners and security.
