Sarah Ferguson is reportedly planning a move to Portugal following her eviction from Royal Lodge, the Windsor home she shared with her ex-husband Prince Andrew. The Duke of York is set to leave the property in early 2026 after losing his royal titles due to his association with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Ferguson, who remained at the residence after their divorce, will also be forced to vacate.
The Duchess of York is said to be seeking a low-profile life abroad, with Portugal emerging as her likely destination. This is thanks to her daughter Princess Eugenie, who owns a home at the exclusive CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club in Comporta. Eugenie, 35, lives there with her husband Jack Brooksbank and their two sons, August and Ernest. Jack works as a marketing, sales and promotion expert for the high-end coastal resort. Reports suggest Eugenie has made space in her home for her mother, though this has not been confirmed.
Comporta has been dubbed the 'Hamptons of Portugal' and attracts numerous celebrities. Hollywood stars Nicole Kidman and George Clooney are reportedly considering buying properties in the area. The resort offers luxury amenities including a golf course, spa services, and outdoor pursuits. Promotional material describes it as a place for 'languid warm days' and 'big family dinners under star-filled skies'.
Ferguson may be seeking a 'zen' lifestyle at the retreat, as suggested by a Discovery Land Company Instagram post showing yoga at the resort. The company currently has 14 job vacancies at CostaTerra, ranging from chief sommelier to locker room attendant. Princess Eugenie has previously spoken about her family's love for the Portuguese coast, telling HELLO! magazine that her sons enjoy swimming in the sea, though it is 'a little bit rougher' there.
