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Prince Andrew's New Cottage: A Royal Retreat

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Prince Andrew, 66, has moved from his grand Royal Lodge to a more modest Wood Farm cottage on the Sandringham Estate. This temporary residence, owned by his brother King Charles, offers privacy and low-key vibes. Despite the move, Andrew still faces investigation into misconduct allegations. Wood Farm has royal history, previously serving as a hideout for sidelined family members. Andrews ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, is not joining him, maintaining her own separate living arrangements.

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Prince Andrew's New Cottage: A Royal Retreat

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Prince Andrew's New Cottage: A Royal Retreat. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 5th, Prince Andrews stepped down from his fancy royal lodge digs and landed in a five-bedroom cottage called Wood Farm on the Sandringham, a state. The 66-year-old gave up his lease on that 31-room spot back in February and now calls this red brick set up home, owned by his brother, King Charles. This is just a pit stop while they fix up Marsh Farm nearby, set to be his retirement pad come April. Meanwhile, he's still facing heat from an investigation into misconduct in public office, keeping the spotlight dim but steady. Folks inside say, Wood Farms all about low key vibes. No stuff at uniforms for staff. Just privacy, two miles from the main house. Queen Elizabeth II laid down rules like no cats to protect the pheasants and zero barbecues over fire risks, keeping things chill and controlled. The place has royal history too. Prince Philip crashed there after retiring in 2017, chasing carriage drives and even growing black, truffles.

It served as a hideout for sideline fam like Sarah Ferguson, post split in 1992, and even Kate Middleton before her wedding. Andrews X ain't tagging along though. She's holding her own separate set up. This quiet corner buys him time away from the chaos to the next chapter drops. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.

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