Queen Victoria's personal assistant Abdul Karim lived there, in 1897. According to royal records, the home was built for £450 by a Mr Bowen. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren, and it derives its name from Nottingham House. The history of Frogmore Cottageįrogmore Cottage was originally known as the Double Garden Cottage when it belonged belonged to Queen Charlotte, back in 1801. Nottingham Cottage, also known as Nott Cott, is located on the Kensington Palace grounds, in London. Harry moved out of Clarence House and back into Kensington Palace in 2012, around the time that William and Kate moved from Anglesey into Nottingham Cottage.

In May 2022, it was reported that Harry's lease of the property had been renewed, while Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank had moved out of the property to divide their time between London and Portugal. In February 2022, it was announced that Prince Harry planned to renew the lease on the cottage, which would allow him to remain domiciled in the UK. Nottingham Cottage, also known as Nott Cott, is located on the Kensington Palace grounds, in London. The home that the public know the most about is Nottingham Cottage which is sometimes referred to as Nott Cott. It is understood at the time that the property remain the Sussexes' residence in the UK, but it is believed that they were delighted to open it up to Eugenie and Jack ahead of their first child's arrival next year. Nottingham Cottage, Wren Cottage and Ivy Cottage are all located within the grounds of Kensington Palace and have been the private, grace and favour homes of many notable royals and associates throughout history. (Image credit: WENN Rights Ltd / Alamy Stock Photo) Who is living at Frogmore Cottage?

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