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King Charles Ends Prince Andrew’s Royal Lodge Lease, Cutting Off Daughters’ Inheritance Hopes

The terminated lease returns the Windsor home to the Crown Estate, ending any prospect that his daughters could inherit it.

Overview

  • Andrew has been told to vacate the 30-room Royal Lodge by Easter, with reports indicating a relocation to Sandringham in Norfolk.
  • With the long-term tenancy withdrawn, the Royal Lodge reverts to the Crown Estate, a shift experts say extinguishes any de facto inheritance rights for Beatrice and Eugenie.
  • Property specialist Elliot Castle, cited in UK media, estimates Andrew faces roughly £500,000 in unrecoverable costs tied to lost investment and moving expenses.
  • Royal commentators, including Ingrid Seward and Charlie Rae, claim Andrew may lean on his daughters’ continued access to family gatherings to stay informed about internal discussions.
  • Beatrice and Eugenie have kept their titles and attended recent family events, while Andrew has appeared increasingly isolated following renewed scrutiny over his Epstein ties.