Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has recently placed a large mobile home on the Sandringham estate, adjacent to his new residence at Marsh Farm. The mobile home, delivered on a lorry, now sits in the rear garden of Marsh Farm, featuring a white exterior with sizable windows. This portable structure, suitable for office space or living quarters, is designated for use by Andrew’s security personnel, as reported by Hello! magazine.
Given the limited space in his new home, which is notably smaller than his former Royal Lodge residence, the mobile home could serve as accommodation for staff. This development follows Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s first public appearance since his recent arrest, where he was seen near Marsh Farm walking his dogs with security personnel.
The former prince had been residing at Wood Farm on the King’s estate post-arrest. Thames Valley Police confirmed Andrew’s arrest in connection to alleged misconduct in public office related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Despite the allegations, Andrew has vehemently denied any wrongdoing.
Recent activity at Marsh Farm indicates preparations for Andrew’s permanent relocation. Removal vans specializing in transporting fine art were observed at the property, presumably carrying paintings. Additionally, removals men were seen carrying boxes labeled ‘HRH,’ signifying Andrew’s former royal title, which he was stripped of by King Charles.
Marsh Farm has undergone extensive renovations in anticipation of Andrew’s move, including installations by engineers from Sky for TV and broadband services. Electricians have added security measures like CCTV, and a no-fly zone has been extended over the estate where Marsh Farm is located.
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