Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor resides at Wooden Farm till Marsh Farm is prepared.
Wooden Farm is Andrew’s non permanent dwelling
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has lastly left Royal Lodge in Windsor, with the previous Prince having bid his dwelling of over twenty years farewell on Monday night. Whereas it has been reported that Marsh Farm on King Charles’s personal Sandringham Property is his subsequent dwelling; it’s believed the previous Duke is but to maneuver in.
As a substitute, whereas renovations at Marsh Farm are underway, Andrew is believed to be residing in a brief dwelling. This house is believed to be Wooden Farm – the cottage the place Prince Philip spent his retirement years.
3. The property is likely one of the least formal royal properties
Whereas it’s a property that belongs to King Charles, the house is likely one of the least formal owned by the monarch. It is because it’s believed to have easy furnishings and a relaxed atmosphere. The house additionally has no live-in employees. It’s believed Queen Elizabeth II loved visiting the home to flee her busy schedule.
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4. Many royals have stayed at Wooden Farm
Many royals have stayed at Wooden Farm through the years. With Christmas Day occasions held at Sandringham Home, it’s believed Wooden Farm has usually been used to host Christmas company, together with Princess Catherine and Diana, Princess of Wales, who reportedly stayed there. The property additionally has historic royal hyperlinks because it was the place King George V and Queen Mary’s youngest son, Prince John, stayed when he was unwell with epilepsy. He died on the property aged 13 in 1919.
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