Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor 'could be forced out of Norfolk home before Easter’

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As of Tuesday, March 24, 2026, reports indicate that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is facing an urgent "eviction" from Wood Farm cottage to ensure he is moved into his permanent residence, Marsh Farm, before the Easter weekend.

While the former Duke was moved to the Sandringham estate "under the cover of darkness" in February following his arrest, royal insiders suggest he is being pushed out of his current temporary lodging earlier than planned to clear the way for the Royal Family's holiday gatherings.

The "Wood Farm" Deadline

Andrew has been staying at Wood Farm—the modest red-brick cottage famously used as Prince Philip’s retirement retreat—while renovations were completed on his permanent "exile" home, Marsh Farm.

  • The "Cozy" Conflict: Experts note that Wood Farm is a favorite retreat for the wider Royal Family during the Easter break. A source told The Sun: "The royals use Wood Farm a lot... and they want it back. Andrew has to get into Marsh Farm next door pretty sharpish."

  • "Getting Too Comfy": There are reportedly concerns within the Palace that Andrew was becoming "too comfortable" at Wood Farm, which has a more prestigious royal history compared to the "bleak" Marsh Farm, which is located seven miles from the main house.

The Rush to Marsh Farm

Renovations at Marsh Farm in Wolferton have reached a "fever pitch" this week to meet the Easter deadline:

  • Security Overhaul: High-security gates and a six-foot fence have been installed to obscure the property from the public.

  • The "HRH" Removal: Removal vans were spotted at the property on March 21, unloading crates and artwork. Notably, some boxes were still labeled "HRH," despite Andrew being formally stripped of the style four months ago.

  • The "Shoebox" Reality: Marsh Farm is a significant downsizing—a five-bedroom farmhouse that critics have dubbed a "shoebox" and a "bleak outpost" compared to the 30-room Royal Lodge he occupied for 20 years.


A "Solitary" Easter in Exile

This Easter marks a grim milestone in Andrew's downfall. For the first time in decades, he is expected to be excluded from the traditional Royal Family Easter Service at St. George's Chapel.

  • The "Skeleton Staff": Reports suggest Andrew will live at Marsh Farm with a "skeleton staff" of just three aides, a far cry from the team of chefs, valets, and dressers he once commanded.

  • Under Investigation: The move comes as he remains "released under investigation" following his February 19 arrest on suspicion of Misconduct in Public Office. The probe is reportedly focused on 2010 emails regarding confidential trade information shared with Jeffrey Epstein.

The Mystery of Sarah Ferguson

While Andrew settles into his new life in Norfolk, the whereabouts of his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, remain a "mystery." She has not been seen in public since December 2025 and is reportedly not moving into Marsh Farm at the King's expense, leading to speculation that she is staying with friends or at a private residence abroad.

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