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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s new Wood Farm home where he was arrested by police

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor taken into custody amid Epstein allegations

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested by police on suspicion of misconduct in public office at his Wood Farm home on Thursday morning.
Andrew moved out of Royal Lodge near Windsor Castle earlier than expected last month, relocating to the cottage on the King's Sandringham estate.
The move resolved a long-standing dispute with King Charles III regarding his residence at Royal Lodge, with pressure mounting over the favourable terms of his lease.
Andrew is staying temporarily at Wood Farm, which is in in Wolferton, with a permanent move to Marsh Farm anticipated by early April.
The arrest occurred on his 66th birthday, with police reportedly seen at Wood Farm, and searches are being carried out in Berkshire and Norfolk.

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