Ex-Prince Andrew's Relocation: Preparations Underway for Move to Marsh Farm
Ex-Prince Andrew is expected to vacate his Royal Lodge residence in Windsor soon, as removal vans have been seen at the property. The former prince was asked to leave his 30-room mansion after losing his prince and duke titles last year. Minor preparations have been ongoing at the property in Sandringham in anticipation of his departure.
Reports suggest that Andrew may be relocating to the King's private estate in Norfolk by the end of the month. It is rumored that he will be moving to Marsh Farm, a property currently undergoing renovations to accommodate his move. Buckingham Palace has not confirmed whether this will indeed be Andrew's new address.
Workmen from Sky have been spotted at Marsh Farm, likely installing Sky Broadband in preparation for Andrew's arrival. A source mentioned that despite the weather conditions, work on the property is progressing, but it still requires significant attention to make it suitable for living. The new residence is described as smaller and less luxurious than the Royal Lodge.
A friend of Andrew shared that he has decided to move out sooner than expected to start afresh by the end of the month or before his birthday in February. It remains unclear where Sarah Ferguson, his former wife, will move to after leaving the Royal Lodge. The friend mentioned that the couple will lead separate lives for the first time in nearly 20 years, except for their involvement with their children and grandchildren.
In conclusion, Ex-Prince Andrew's departure from the Royal Lodge seems imminent, with preparations underway for his relocation to Marsh Farm. The move signifies a new chapter in his life, as he and Sarah Ferguson are expected to live separately for the first time in two decades.