Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is apparently in the process of moving to his permanent home at the royal Sandringham estate. He was previously kicked out of his long-time home, the Royal Lodge.
Marsh Farm is a five bedroom property previously occupied by a tenant. According to the Sun report, before Andrew moved in, new carpets and floors were laid, and there was also painting and gardening work on the property. In the meantime, King Charles’ brother (77) stayed at Wood Farm, the house is also part of the Sandringham estate.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor went underground
As the tabloid further reports, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who according to the British government should be kicked out of the line of successionhas not been seen in public at Sandringham since his temporary arrest on February 19th. The former prince spent 11 hours in a police station on his 66th birthday before being released. He is accused of passing on sensitive information to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein (1953-2019) during his time as the United Kingdom’s trade representative. Andrew held the position from 2001 to 2011.
Andrew’s first move in early February
The Royal Lodge in Windsor, which Andrew lived in until early February, The police officers searched for several days as part of the investigation. The 66-year-old had to move out of the spacious 30-room property after he had already lost all of his titles due to his involvement in the Epstein scandal.
Meanwhile, the British government wants to examine what legal steps could be taken to strip Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of his right to the throne – once the police investigation has been completed.





