Prince Andrew is being temporarily housed at Wood Farm on the Sandringham Estate while his brother King Charles III's team prepares Marsh Farm for his permanent residence. The disgraced former prince was forced to relinquish the lease of his Royal Lodge mansion in Windsor after revelations regarding his involvement with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Despite downsizing, Andrew will enjoy a luxury setting at Marsh Farm, which is being overhauled for his arrival. The farmhouse is located two miles from Sandringham House on the 20,000-acre estate, within the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Andrew will have access to woodlands and the private Royal Stud, where horses are kept.
Marsh Farm comes with its own stables, allowing Andrew to continue his frequent pastime of horse riding. Last month, he was pictured riding with his granddaughter Sienna in Windsor. A six-foot fence has been installed around the property for privacy, and a no-fly zone was extended to include Marsh Farm at the end of 2025 to prevent drones. Andrew will also benefit from the King's on-site security.
Workmen have been seen installing Sky TV at Marsh Farm, which could cost up to £60 per month. It is unclear whether Andrew will pay for these services himself or rely on his brother Charles to foot the bill.
