The Toronto home where Meghan Markle lived during the filming of “Suits” lists for $1.39 million

The relatively humble abode that Meghan Markle called home in Canada before moving to Kensington Palace across the pond has gone on the market for $1.39 million.

Located on Yarmouth Street in Toronto’s affluent Seaton Village neighborhood, the Duchess of Sussex rented the two-story property in 2017 while dating her future husband Prince Harry and filming the TV series Suits, reported originally Global Mansion.

Although set in New York City, the legal drama was shot substantially in Toronto – something quite common due to lower costs. Toronto’s downtown Bay-Adelaide Center represented the fictional law firm where paralegal Rachel Zane, played by Markle, worked.

Prince Harry, 39, often visited Markle, 43, and her two dogs at the three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence, writing in his 2023 memoir Spare that “Meg was excited to show me her life, her dogs, her little ones, the house, which she adored,” according to Mansion Global.

After the pair got engaged in November 2017, she moved to London, upgrading her address to the one and only Kensington Palace.

Soon after, the purple-painted building went on the market and attracted a lot of Markle-related attention before it quickly sold. Although the royal family brought a lot of attention to the house, increasing the number of visitors it received by about 50%, real estate agent at the time Alex Beauregard told the Toronto Star that he did not believe that curiosity actually increased the price of the house. sale. nothing

“I don’t think we’re going to see a princess premium,” he told the outlet at the time, adding, “Would you pay an extra $20,000 because the prince used this bathroom?”

In addition to its connection to the Royal Family, the property also features a Tiffany blue front door, a remodeled porch, an eat-in kitchen, a large patio, a renovated basement, a second-story roof, and extensive hardwood floors. strong.

Also, the listing — which is maintained by Daniel Freeman of Freeman Realty — notes that there is a two-car garage with a Tesla charger that could potentially be converted into a 1,330-square-foot guest house.