As the relocation date approaches for ex-Prince Andrew, it has been reported that moving vans were spotted at Marsh Farm on the Sandringham Estate on March 17. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who was stripped of his royal titles and asked to leave the Royal Lodge, has been living temporarily at Wood Farm. This temporary living arrangement at Sandringham Estate was made while renovations were underway at his permanent residence, Marsh Farm. The moving vans were reportedly carrying paintings and fine art to his new home.
Ex-Prince Andrew’s moving vans likely carrying paintings and fine art from Royal Lodge
As per a new report by the Daily Mail, moving vans were seen outside ex-Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s new home. The former Duke of York was asked to leave Royal Lodge following various controversies. He has been staying temporarily at Wood Farm on the Sandringham Estate since then. This temporary residence was arranged while renovations were underway at his soon-to-be new home at Marsh Farm in Norfolk.
The exact date of Andrew’s move is not confirmed. However, it is alleged that he will be relocating to Marsh Farm in April. Amid this, three large blue removal vans were reportedly seen arriving at his Norfolk residence on the morning of March 17. The removal lorries were operated by Gander & White. It is a company holding a Royal Warrant and is said to have carried paintings and fine art. The company was founded in 1933 and specializes in transporting fine art safely and securely. Plus, the company has worked for various prestigious clients and has the slogan “custodians of the irreplaceable.”
Andrew is known to be a huge fan of art and paintings. His 30-room residence at the Royal Lodge was reportedly lined with a vast array of paintings and art pieces. Also, earlier reports indicated that any works from his collection owned by the Royal Collection Trust would be returned when he relocated to Marsh Farm.
Originally written by Chhavi Puri on Reality Tea.
