As Andrew Mountbatten Windsor settles into his new lonely life on the remote Sandringham Estate, those in the area have expressed dismay over his arrival, with some arguing that the former prince ‘should exile himself’<\/h2>\n\n\n\nAndrew’s new neighbours beg for ex-prince to be exiled<\/span><\/div>\n<\/section>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nUnder the cover of darkness, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor<\/a> fled his old life in Windsor – and his new neighbours aren’t exactly rolling out the red carpet, with some arguing that he should be “locked up”.<\/p>\nThe former Duke of York,<\/a> who has been stripped of all titles amid ongoing allegations concerning his involvement with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein<\/a>, is now living a life of exile at Sandringham, a world<\/a> away from the grandeur he knew at the 30-bedroom Royal Lodge.<\/p>\nCurrently housed at Wood Farm Cottage on the sprawling estate, awaiting the completion of renovations at his more permanent residence, Marsh Farm, the ex-prince likely faces an isolation he has never before known, with his royal duties and military escapades a distant memory.<\/p>\n
The Sandringham Estate is a far cry from The Windsor Estate, where the father of two lived for more than 20 years with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson. It’s secluded in a way that perhaps would not suit those fond of air travel and star-studded parties, with the nearest town of King’s Lynn being a quiet and mud-soaked drive away.<\/p>\n
Under the cover of darkness, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor<\/a> fled his old life in Windsor – and his new neighbours aren’t exactly rolling out the red carpet, with some arguing that he should be “locked up”.<\/p>\n The former Duke of York,<\/a> who has been stripped of all titles amid ongoing allegations concerning his involvement with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein<\/a>, is now living a life of exile at Sandringham, a world<\/a> away from the grandeur he knew at the 30-bedroom Royal Lodge.<\/p>\n Currently housed at Wood Farm Cottage on the sprawling estate, awaiting the completion of renovations at his more permanent residence, Marsh Farm, the ex-prince likely faces an isolation he has never before known, with his royal duties and military escapades a distant memory.<\/p>\n The Sandringham Estate is a far cry from The Windsor Estate, where the father of two lived for more than 20 years with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson. It’s secluded in a way that perhaps would not suit those fond of air travel and star-studded parties, with the nearest town of King’s Lynn being a quiet and mud-soaked drive away.<\/p>\n