Prince Andrew's Low-Key Move to Marsh Farm

On March 23rd, Prince Andrew has set up a large white mobile home for his staff at Marsh

Farm, his new place on the Sanderingham estate in Norfolk.

The home was delivered by Laurie and tucked into a former stable block to keep it out

of sight.

This comes after he left the much bigger royal lodge in February.

He's planning a permanent move to Marsh Farm in April, while living temporarily at nearby

Wood Farm during renovations.

The five bedroom house isn't enough space anymore for him and his team, so the mobile

home fills the gap.

New high fences now surround the property, along with added CCTV and Sky TV.

King Charles pushed for the quick exit from royal lodge after fresh Epstein documents surfaced,

showing Andrew's ties to the financier.

Officials said the king had no choice but to pull him from public view.

Andrew faced a rest on his 66th day for suspected misconduct in public office, linked to sharing

confidential files with Epstein back in.

2010 and 2011, lately, hundreds of moving boxes stamped HRH rolled up, hinting he's holding

onto his royal title.

Art moving Laurie's from a royal warrant firm also arrived to outfit the place.

He was spotted on a 90 minute solo dog walk near Wood Farm last Saturday, his first sighting

since police questioning four weeks back.

A no-fly zone now covers Marsh Farm too, keeping it separate from the main estate.

His ex-wife Sarah Ferguson also had to leave royal lodge and find new digs amid her own

Epstein-related troubles.

Andrew's shift to this low-key spot marks a big change from his past royal life.