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Royalty · 31 October 2025

Prince Andrew moves to new home at Sandringham

Prince Andrew moves to new home at Sandringham

Prince Andrew is preparing to move from Royal Lodge in Windsor to a smaller property on King Charles III’s Sandringham Estate in Norfolk. The decision follows his loss of royal duties and the end of his lease on the Windsor residence. Sandringham, a 20,000-acre private estate owned by the monarch, includes farmland, woodland, and over 150 residential properties. The move marks another step in Andrew’s reduced royal role under King Charles’s streamlined monarchy.

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