Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has reportedly left Royal Lodge and is now residing in a temporary property on the Sandringham Estate. Renovation work is ongoing at his permanent residence, Marsh Farm, located in Wolferton, Norfolk. Recent reports indicated that Andrew expressed dissatisfaction with the temporary property, describing it as inadequate and isolated.
Following the revocation of his royal titles last year due to his association with Jeffrey Epstein, Buckingham Palace announced Andrew’s prompt departure from his residence. Pressure has been mounting on him to provide testimony in the US regarding his ties to the late convicted sex offender, which he vehemently denies.
In a discreet move, Andrew vacated Royal Lodge under the cover of darkness to commence his exile at a new location. Allegations linking him to Epstein have raised concerns within the royal family. Recent revelations include an email from Andrew to Epstein expressing a desire to be considered a “pet” within Epstein’s circle.
Despite the smaller size of Marsh Farm compared to Royal Lodge, Andrew is reportedly dissatisfied with the five-bedroom property, considering it cramped and inadequate. The absence of space for live-in staff has been highlighted as a particular source of discontent for the former prince.
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