“People are not happy, that’s the word around town,” said a realtor of rumors that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were looking at homes in Hope Ranch, near Santa Barbara.
and seclusion is the ultimate amenity — just three roads are public.
There’s also concern about what Hope Ranch residents have heard from their neighbors in Montecito, where the Duke and Duchess of SussexResidents and neighbors of the exclusive community — with over 27 miles of horse trails and a private beach — are fearful that the royals will jeopardize their privacy.Neighbors said they spotted Meghan Markle on the private beach in Hope Ranch. Many are fearful the media attention that follows the couple will disrupt the quiet suburb.
“The heads of the HOA are careful about keeping it that way and preserving privacy — that’s the No. 1 appeal of Hope Ranch. We’re the only ones in the area with a private beach,” the former resident said.
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