Exiled in Norfolk: Andrew's Retreat to Sandringham

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, brother to King Charles III, is set to retreat further from public life, moving from the Royal Lodge at Windsor Castle to a property on the Sandringham Estate. The move aims to distance the royal family from Andrew's controversial past, particularly his ties with Jeffrey Epstein.

Although stripped of his royal perks, Andrew will still reside in notable accommodations, funded by Charles' private resources, not the taxpayer. This relocation marks a significant step in King Charles' efforts to protect the monarchy's reputation amidst Andrew's ongoing scrutiny.

While speculation surrounds which property Andrew will occupy, options include Park House, York Cottage, and Gardens House. Each holds a unique history, yet contrasts sharply with Andrew's former living arrangements. The move underscores an era of consequence and transformation within the royal family.