Prince Andrew's New Norfolk Home: Security Measures & Temporary Stay

0:00On March 25th, former Prince Andrew has settled into a temporary spot on the Sandering Hammer State in Norfolk after leaving his old home at Royal Lodge in Windsor. His main residence there, a five-room place called Marsh Farm, is still getting renovations, so he is staying at Wood Farm for now. To handle his security needs, he has added a large mobile home on the grounds for his protection team. This setup comes after his name surfaced in documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein, leading to the ship from his lavish Windsor mansion. The mobile home arrived by truck and sits hidden inside an old stable block in Marsh Farm to keep it out of sight. People close to the Royal Circle note the added security measures, like a six-foot fence and CCTV cameras around the property. Removal vans have been spotted too, signaling the move-in process as renovations wrap up. Recent chatter suggests he might not stay at Wood Farm much longer. Others think the estate wants that cottage back soon, possibly even before the plan

1:00switch after Easter. All this points to a simpler life ahead for Andrew and Norfolk, with tight security in place amid ongoing changes. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered updates