Prince Andrew is reportedly facing eviction from Royal Lodge, the Windsor mansion he shares with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson. Despite having a lease on the property granted by Queen Elizabeth in 2003, the Duke of York is under pressure from King Charles to downsize and cut costs, as per the Scottish Daily Express.
Ronn Torossian from 5WPR has suggested Wood Farm on the Sandringham Estate as a potential new residence for Prince Andrew. This five-bedroom farmhouse offers isolation and privacy, away from the public eye. Wood Farm is located within the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, surrounded by lush lawns and an L-shaped stable complex. It has historically been a sanctuary for royals, including Prince John, known as ‘the Lost Prince.’
Situated near St Peter’s CE Church, Wood Farm overlooks arable fields growing turnips and carrots, providing a tranquil setting for a retreat. The property’s proximity to The Wash, a significant wetland site in the UK, adds to its allure. Wood Farm carries historical significance, once serving as a refuge for Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth.
The cottage’s simplicity and seclusion have attracted various royals over the years, offering a break from the demands of royal life. Prince Andrew’s potential move to Wood Farm could mark a new chapter in his living arrangements, away from the grandeur of Royal Lodge. The decision on his relocation looms as discussions continue within the royal family.