Love Island runners-up Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran have moved into a £1million Victorian mansion conversion in Essex once owned by King Henry VIII.
The reality couple, who missed out on winning the ITV dating show to Millie Court, 24, and Liam Reardon, 22, will be living just a stone's throw away from their former co-stars after they moved into a £1million Elizabethan property last week.
Chloe, 26, joked the pair's two-bedroom apartment has 'so much room for activities' as herself and Toby celebrated moving in together for the first time with a bottle of champagne on Monday.
'Cheers to us finally moving in': Love Island runners-up Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran have moved into a £1million Victorian mansion conversion in Essex once owned by King Henry VIII
A source told MailOnline: 'Chloe and Toby are so happy to be settling down together in Essex.
'This is the first time Toby has lived away from home and with a girlfriend, so it's a big step for him and them both as a couple.
'It'll be a real test to their relationship but they're up for the challenge and can't wait to celebrate Christmas together in their new place.
'Chloe and Toby knew they would be living nearby to Millie and Liam, which is only a good thing, because they're all still close friends.'
'The most perfect flat': The reality couple, who missed out on winning the ITV dating show to Millie Court and Liam Reardon will be living just a stone's throw away from their former co-stars after they moved into a £1million Elizabethan property last week
Dream home: Chloe joked the pair's two-bedroom apartment has 'so much room for activities' as herself and Toby celebrated moving in together for the first time with a bottle of champagne on Monday
'It'll be a real test': A source told MailOnline the Love Island couple are 'so happy' to be settling down together in their Essex home, which is a big step for Toby, who's never lived with a girlfriend before
The property, which was once in the possession of King Henry VII, dates back to the 13th century and is a Grade II listed Victorian mansion.
