Former Duke of York Prepares Sandringham Move After Arrest

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Duke of York, has installed a large mobile home on the grounds of Marsh Farm, his new residence on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, England. The structure, delivered by lorry on March 23 and positioned within a former stable block for privacy, is intended to provide accommodation for his staff, according to reports from the property.

The addition comes as Mountbatten-Windsor prepares for a permanent move to the five-bedroom Marsh Farm in early April, following his eviction from the 30-room Royal Lodge in Windsor earlier this year. He has been staying temporarily at Wood Farm, another property on the estate, while renovations at Marsh Farm are completed. These include the installation of high wooden fences around the perimeter, CCTV cameras, and Sky television and broadband connections, observed by workers in January and March. A no-fly zone over the Sandringham estate has also been extended to cover the new residence, located about seven miles from the main Sandringham House.

Recent activity at the property signals the impending relocation. On March 16, three lorries from Gander & White, an art logistics company with a royal warrant,...