Harry and Meghan eye up $41m Canadian 'Megha mansion' for new home

Harry and Meghan are eyeing up a $41m (NZD) mansion in Canada as they seek to move on with the next stage of their lives.

Now they've officially split from the royal family, they are finding somewhere in Vancouver to call home, writes the Daily Telegraph.

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The Sun reports that they are scoping out an impressive 640 square metre "Megha-mansion" in West Vancouver, an expensive and sought-after neighbourhood.

With four levels, five bathrooms and six bedrooms, the beachside family home is listed at $35,880,000 Canadian dollars or ($41m NZD). It covers over 1140 square metres of land and boasts stunning views of Vancouver's harbour.

The mansion's indoor/outdoor flow allows the owners to enjoy Vancouver's mild winter to the fullest while also taking advantage of its warm summers.

It boasts impeccable private gardens, six-metre high walls, a private guest suite on the top level, and a walkout side view terrace.

A Canadian estate agent source told the Sun that Meghan had expressed interest in the house.

"It would be perfect for her, Harry and little Archie.

"The neighbourhood is known as a haven for wealthy people and has a very laid-back atmosphere. I'm sure they would be very happy there, and they would be welcomed with open arms."

A Vancouver property source said the house was a "real gem" in Kitsilano, one of the most sought-after Vancouver neighbourhoods.

"The area is particularly sought after by super-rich and image conscious young achievers.

"It's close to Kitsilano beach, which is a very cool spot that does stuff like beach yoga in the summer.

"But best of all for Harry and Meghan, it's quiet and locals respect each other and value their privacy.

"They'd fit in very well."

The 108-year-old mansion sits in Vancouver's billionaire row, called "Golden Miles".

The Sun reported that the house could actually be called somewhat of a bargain, as new tax rules led to a 16 per cent drop in value in the pricey area over the past two years.