Prince Andrew expresses his visible anger during his first visit to the Sandringham farmhouse.
The displacement of Prince Andrew from his long-time residence at Royal Lodge has reached a critical turning point following his first visit to Marsh Farm on the Sandringham estate. According to multiple reports from the Daily Mail and Mirror, the Duke of York was "visibly angry" and "openly furious" upon inspecting the five-bedroom farmhouse. Described by sources as "pokey and ramshackle," the property is a far cry from the 30-room mansion in Windsor Great Park that Andrew has occupied for over two decades. The visit reportedly devolved into what insiders characterized as a "tantrum," highlighting the Duke’s struggle to accept his reduced status. Marsh Farm, which has remained empty for years, is currently undergoing extensive renovations to make it suitable for a former prince. However, during Andrew's inspection, several troubling factors were observed, including active pest control measures and concerns regarding potential flooding due t...