Prince Andrew reportedly delayed vacating Royal Lodge, leading Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex to opt for an alternative holiday rental. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh typically spend Easter at Wood Farm on King Charles III’s Sandringham estate. However, the property was occupied by Andrew, who was asked to leave by the King due to his involvement in the Epstein scandal.
As a result, Edward and Sophie stayed at Gardens House, a smaller but charming holiday let close to Sandringham. The property, once considered for Jeffrey Epstein’s associate, can accommodate up to eight guests and features lovely gardens and a cozy interior. The couple made the switch due to Andrew’s extended stay at Wood Farm.
Despite the inconvenience, Gardens House offers a comfortable stay with amenities like WiFi, private parking, and a well-equipped kitchen. Photos reveal a picturesque setting with lush green views from every window. While Andrew shuttles between two homes, Edward and Sophie prefer Wood Farm for their breaks.
Efforts are underway to resolve the situation, as Andrew continues to split his time between Wood Farm and Marsh Farm post-eviction from Royal Lodge. The couple’s preference for Wood Farm highlights the need for a swift resolution to the housing dilemma.
