Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall have started moving out of their $1.8 million home.
The 31-year-old royal – Queen Elizabeth’s eldest granddaughter – and her rugby star husband have sold their marital home in Cheltenham, West England, and are now in the process of moving out all their belongings.
Removal men were seen there yesterday (01.30.13) carrying out furniture and it is thought they will be taking the belongings to their new home – which is one Zara’s mother Princess Anne’s Gatcombe Park estate, which is about 20 miles away.
It is understood the Cheltenham home has been purchased by Shaun Wills, finance director of clothing company Superdry.
Olympic silver medal winner Zara has always kept the home she previously lived in on her mother’s estate and the couple certainly won’t be lonely while living there.
As well as Anne and her husband Timothy Laurence, Zara’s brother Peter also lives on the estate with his wife and two daughters.
However, Zara – who married rugby ace Mike in July 2011 – insists she has no intention of starting a family in the near future so the estate won’t be too overcrowded.
She said: ”Before we got married, everyone was like: ‘When are you going to get married?’ Then as soon as we were, it was: ‘When are you having kids? ’
”In the future we’ll see what happens, but we’re not, sort of, putting a date down.”