Ex-Prince Andrew was recently seen for the second time on the Sandringham Estate since his arrest on February 19. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor reportedly drove his Range Rover and visited his new home, which is currently under renovation. He was accompanied by one of his dogs and an officer.
Ex-Prince Andrew reportedly drove his Range Rover from Wood Farm to Marsh Farm
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been spotted for the second time on the Sandringham Estate since his arrest on suspicion of “misconduct in public office” on February 19. The former prince was reportedly seen driving his Range Rover from Wood Farm to visit his new home, Marsh Farm, on the Sandringham Estate. He was joined by one of his dogs and a protection officer on the passenger seat, as per GB News.
The former Duke of York exited from his 30-room Royal Lodge in Windsor following the Jeffrey Epstein controversy, which created an uproar in the royal family. He was even stripped of his titles. After being evicted from the property, he moved to Wood Farm. What is to be his permanent home, Marsh Farm, was undergoing major renovation.
His new abode is much more modest compared to his Royal Lodge mansion. Marsh Farm has only five bedrooms. Due to this, it appears he needed some extra space for his security personnel. At the beginning of the week, a white mobile home was reportedly spotted on the grounds of his new Norfolk residence to provide accommodation for staff. The new mobile home was delivered on a truck and was positioned in an old stable block to hide it from public view.
The 66-year-old has been lying low since his arrest on his 66th birthday. He was in custody at Aylsham Police Investigation Centre for 11 hours. However, he reappeared in public for the first time since his arrest on Saturday, March 22. He was seen walking his dogs alongside a security guard.
