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Prince Andrew Given Three-Year Notice to Vacate Royal Lodge in Dispute With King Charles

With his allowance cut last year, Andrew now relies on private funding to remain at his Windsor home

Overview

  • Under his 75-year lease signed in 2003, Andrew faces a formal requirement to vacate by 2028 and may qualify for a partial rebate on outgoings after 25 years
  • King Charles withdrew Andrew’s £1 million annual allowance and cut security funding last year to press for a move to Frogmore Cottage
  • Despite the funding cuts, Andrew has secured private financing to cover the estate’s operating expenses and uphold his residency
  • Royal Lodge’s upkeep is estimated at about £5 million a year, and Andrew has spent over £7.5 million on renovations since taking the lease
  • A lingering dispute over who must foot the bill for extensive external repairs continues to fuel tensions between the brothers