US EditionAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor Could Swap 7-Bedroom Royal Lodge for 'Shoebox-Sized' Home
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will move from a 30-room mansion to a smaller temporary home on the Sandringham estate before relocating to a renovated property or possibly abroad.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor prepares to leave 30-room Royal Lodge for 'shoebox-sized' temporary accommodation
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is set to leave the Grade II-listed mansion Royal Lodge as he prepares to move to a "shoebox-sized" temporary accommodation.The former prince is due to vacate Royal Lodge in the New Year, with the property he will eventually move to currently under extensive renovation in preparation for his arrival.Sources have told The Mail on Sunday the renovated property may not be ready for a long time, meaning Andrew will have to…
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor could swap 7-bedroom Royal Lodge for 'shoebox-sized' home
King Charles' brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, could swap his current 7-bedroom home at Royal Lodge on the Windsor Home Park estate for a 'shoebox-sized' property, according to a new report
After the exodus from Royal Lodge Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor threatens the next blow. Experts speak of financial dependence.
Prince Andrew, who no longer has any rank and noble title, can move to a farm to be renovated after leaving the Royal Lodge.
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