King Charles has fired the security team stationed at Prince Andrew’s longtime lavish mansion as the disgraced royal reportedly refused to “downsize” from the property.. Charles told the 10 ...

Royal Lodge is a 30-room mansion in Windsor, compared to the five bedrooms and Frogmore (it had 10 before undergoing renovations). Andrew's move may just be one more blow to his royal life, ...

Andrew - who now lives in the 30-room property with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson - signed a 75-year lease with the Crown Estate when he moved in, in 2003, making a £1million initial payment.

Andrew's Royal Lodge home in Windsor Great Park Credit: Rex. This weekend he and Andrew are both staying at the Balmoral estate in Scotland as tension over the Duke’s mansion intensifies.. The ...

Todd Longstaffe Gowan, the Historic Royal Palaces gardener, told the UK's DailyMail that the disgraced Duke of York's Royal Lodge home is "impossible" to maintain at its current state.

If Prince Andrew wants to stay in Royal Lodge he will have to pay his own way for upkeep and security ... Prince Andrew to pay costs or move out of Windsor mansion. 9 September 2024. Share Save ...

The Royal Lodge no longer boasts a luscious garden after Andrew's attempts at saving money. W8Media / MEGA Now, the 30-room mansion is surrounded by shrubbery and woodland, insiders say.

The Duke of York has remained at his 30-room mansion in Windsor, Berkshire, despite his brother, King Charles, reportedly wanting him to move to Frogmore Cottage ...

Royal Lodge: The two royals who used to live in Prince Andrew's 'crumbling' home Prince Andrew has been the resident of Royal Lodge in Windsor for some time, however two very famous royals lived ...

The duke had signed a 75-year lease on the mansion in 2003, which entitles him to stay at Royal Lodge for £250 a week and meant Charles has no legal grounds to evict him from the property.

The Duke of York will have to pay his own costs for the upkeep and security of the Royal Lodge mansion in Windsor if he is to remain living there, the BBC understands. Substantial subsidies from ...