Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s new home has huge double security fence installed | Royal | News
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s new property at Sandringham Estate in Norfolk features luxury carpeting as well as double-layered protection. The 66-year-old former prince has not yet moved into Marsh Farm as he awaits renovations to be completed, but he currently lives at Wood Farm.
While final preparations were being made inside and outside, a wooden gate was placed in the middle of the new fence placed in front of an old gate, presumably to block the view of the farmhouse. The tall double doors mean that when you stand on the road outside the Wolferton property, only the roof of Andrew’s newest home is visible. reports.
Workers from the family-run Linney Cooper company were also seen at the property in Wolferton. The company, which holds two Royal Warrants, supplies luxury carpets and flooring to numerous royal residences. Hello! Magazine.
Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace have witnessed work done by the group.
Allegations against Andrew include allegations that he shared confidential information with associates, including convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Andrew has always denied any wrongdoing, including his connections to Epstein, but has not responded directly to the latest allegations.
There has been much controversy surrounding the former Duke of York’s place in the line of succession, with him still eighth in line to the throne.
However, any move to remove his position from the line of succession would require the consent of all 15 Commonwealth territories that recognize Charles as head of state.
