Moving boxes bearing the 'HRH' label have been spotted at Sandringham as Prince Andrew prepares to relocate to Marsh Farm, despite being stripped of the title by Queen Elizabeth in 2022. The boxes, marked with 'His Royal Highness' and the intended room, were seen being unloaded by removalists on the Norfolk estate.
Andrew's move from his temporary residence at Wood Farm to Marsh Farm is believed to be imminent. Earlier this week, three lorries from Gander & White, an art logistics company with a royal warrant, were observed delivering fine art to the property. The company, which specialises in transporting irreplaceable items, has previously worked for the National Portrait Gallery.
Andrew was forced to vacate Royal Lodge after being stripped of all royal titles in October last year, following revelations about his association with Jeffrey Epstein. He has been living at Wood Farm, the cottage where his father Prince Philip spent his final days, since leaving Royal Lodge.
Marsh Farm has undergone extensive renovations, including installation of CCTV, a six-foot security fence, and new TV and broadband services. The property is located about seven miles from Sandringham House, and a no-fly zone has been extended to cover the home.
