Andrew received up to £2,000 per month from sub-letting, watchdog reports
The watchdog said the income came from three cottages and urged future Crown Estate leases to ban subletting unless the landlord agrees.
- On Friday, the Public Accounts Committee urged the Crown Estate to adopt standard commercial lease provisions prohibiting subletting, following revelations that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor profited from subletting cottages at Royal Lodge while paying peppercorn rent.
- Mountbatten-Windsor sublet cottages at Royal Lodge for over two decades, generating just over £2,000 a month in income, before officially surrendering his lease last month with King Charles paying a £1.5 million repair bill.
- MPs criticized the Crown Estate for failing to identify specific lessons from the Royal Lodge arrangement, describing it as a 'product of its time' and concluding the Estate was 'reluctant to discuss specifics' regarding future improvements.
- Regarding the Royal Household, the spending watchdog challenged inconsistent rents for non-working members including Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, with current rates at 64% and 68% of 2026 open-market valuations respectively.
- Parliamentarians demanded greater transparency regarding the Crown Estate's £17 billion portfolio, noting administrative costs surged 129% since 2020, and urged the Estate to balance financial objectives with social duties through clearer management planning.
13 Articles
13 Articles
Andrés arrived to enter more than 2,000 pounds a month (2,396 euros today's exchange) to sublet three houses on the grounds of his former residence in Royal Lodge, Windsor, although he himself was exempt from paying rent, according to a parliamentary report published this Friday.Continue reading....
Former Prince Andrea, brother of King Charles, who fell in disgrace for his involvement in the scandal of dating the late American pedophile choremaker Jeffrey Epstein, earned up to two thousand pounds a month by subleting three cottages of... (ANSA)
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's secret income after stepping down from royal duties – amount revealed
King Charles's disgraced younger brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received an income for subletting three cottages on his Royal Lodge estate in Windsor
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 56% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
















