A supply has aired considerations about Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s transfer to Sandringham.
Andrew has moved to the Sandringham Property (Picture: JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP by way of Getty Pictures)
Issues have been raised about Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s transfer to the Sandringham Property, highlighting how he may “get comfy” in a special residence on the King’s property earlier than shifting into his new residence. Andrew’s late-night exit from Royal Lodge got here amid the discharge of extra damning recordsdata concerning the late convicted paedophile, Jeffrey Epstein.
Andrew is staying quickly at Sandringham’s Wooden Farm cottage earlier than shifting subsequent door to his everlasting residence, Marsh Farm, from April.
However a supply mentioned there was “fear” about by no means shifting him on from the short-term residence.
As reported within the Solar, they mentioned: “There’s additionally a fear that after he will get comfy at Wooden Farm whereas Marsh Farm is being completed, they’ll by no means get him out once more.”
Marsh Farm is a modest red-brick farmhouse situated on the Sandringham Property within the small village of Wolferton, Norfolk.
Located a brief distance from Sandringham Home, the King’s non-public residence, Marsh Farm sits on privately owned land separate from the Crown Property Property.
For a few years, Marsh Farm stood vacant, beforehand used for agricultural functions as a tenant farm. It’s now being repurposed right into a everlasting residence.
Since early January 2026, Marsh Farm has seen in depth renovation and safety work to organize it for long-term use.
Key renovations embrace perimeter fencing, CCTV methods, broadband updates and inside updates. Nevertheless, ongoing renovations have delayed the transfer, and within the interim, Andrew is staying at Wooden Farm.
“Whereas the particular claims in query are for Mr Mountbatten-Windsor to handle, if we’re approached by Thames Valley Police we stand able to help them as you’d anticipate.
“As was beforehand acknowledged, Their Majesties’ ideas and sympathies have been, and stay with, the victims of any and all types of abuse.”
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