Months after the announcement of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s impending eviction from the Royal Lodge, a reliable royal source has now disclosed the exact date of his removal. The scandal-ridden royal had his royal titles revoked by his elder brother, King Charles, and surrendered his 75-year lease on the 30-room Windsor estate in October last year, amidst the controversy surrounding his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
After a prolonged period of speculation by royal observers on when the former prince would depart from the majestic yet deteriorating residence he has resided in for over two decades, it has been unveiled that he will be relocating within a few days. Both Andrew and his former wife, Sarah Ferguson, who has shared the Royal Lodge with him since 2008, are required to vacate the premises before the month’s end, with reports indicating that Fergie is prepared to explore new opportunities.
According to a source cited in Hello! Magazine, Andrew and Sarah must exit the property by January 25. The source mentioned Sarah’s readiness to seek new horizons and specified that she will not be residing with Andrew in his new dwelling on the Sandringham Estate. The source also highlighted that Sarah is still deeply affected by recent events.
Recently, substantial removal trucks were sighted at the Windsor estate, where they lingered for several hours before departing. Simultaneously, workers were observed at Andrew’s potential new residence on the Sandringham estate, making arrangements for his arrival.
Speculations suggest that Andrew may be moving into Marsh Farm on the King’s Norfolk estate, but the property is presently undergoing renovations to ensure it is habitable for Andrew in the upcoming months. Buckingham Palace has not confirmed Andrew’s relocation to Marsh Farm.
At Marsh Farm, Sky technicians were captured installing what is believed to be Sky Broadband in anticipation of Andrew’s arrival. The property has been enclosed by a large fence to provide enhanced privacy and features security lighting. As renovations continue at Marsh Farm, it is anticipated that Andrew will reside temporarily before settling at the Norfolk estate around Easter.
In late October 2025, King Charles officially stripped Andrew of his HRH style, prince title, and dukedom from the Roll of the Peerage due to his “serious lapses” in judgment. This decision followed the release of a posthumous memoir by Andrew’s accuser, Virginia Giuffre, and the disclosure of documents from Epstein’s estate, revealing Andrew’s correspondence with Epstein in 2011. Andrew maintains his innocence and denies any wrongdoing.
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