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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's New Life: Mobile Home & Security

Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!·Mar 23, 2026·1:19

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Duke of York, is relocating to a smaller residence at Marsh Farm in Norfolk, complete with a mobile home for security staff. Hes downsizing from his thirty-room Windsor home, with a planned move in April. Security measures are being enhanced, including a six-foot fence, CCTV cameras, and a no-fly zone. He was recently seen on a walk with his dog, his first public appearance since his police station visit. Norfolk Police continues to investigate allegations of misconduct from his trade envoy days.

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It's March 23rd, you're listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture updates.

I'm Corey with the story.

Andrew Mowbaden-Winzer, the 66 year old former Duke of York, has placed a large white mobile home on the grounds of his new five bedroom.

House of Marsh Farm in Norfolk.

This spot on the Sanjanham Estate needs extra space for round the clock security staff since the smaller property can't fit them inside.

He's downsizing big time from the 30 room royal lodge in Windsor with a planned move in April from his current cottage.

Removal vans have been busy hauling books, paintings, and fragile items.

Some still labeled with old HRH office tags from before King Charles removed, his titles.

Security is ramping up fast around the farm, including a six-foot fence, CCTV cameras, new kitchen blinds, and even an extended no-fly zone over the area.

The mobile home went into a former stable block to keep it out of sight.

Over the weekend, he was spotted on a 90-minute solo walk with his dog nearby, his first public appearance since spending 11 hours in custody at a police station on his birthday.

Norfolk police keeps probing alleged misconduct from his days as a trade envoy, though he denies any issues as preparations wrap up for his quieter.