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Sarah Ferguson's Next Home After Royal Lodge Eviction Amid Royal 'Feud' over Housing
Sarah Ferguson must find new housing after a nearly two-decade rent-free stay at Royal Lodge, with a move to Sandringham estate cottage expected soon, Buckingham Palace said.
- On Thursday, Sarah Ferguson, former Duchess of York, will leave Royal Lodge and move to a cottage on the Sandringham estate, ending a nearly two-decade, rent-free stay at the 30-room Windsor property.
- Formal notice has been served to surrender the Royal Lodge lease, and King Charles initiated measures that forced Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson to leave.
- Ferguson's past property sales include a 20 million chalet listed in 2022 and a 4.25 million terraced property, supported by royal gifts from late Queen Elizabeth.
- Insiders quickly denied any offer of Adelaide Cottage, leaving Sarah Ferguson, former Duchess of York, to arrange alternative accommodation after reports she requested it earlier this week.
- Commentators say Ferguson could relocate abroad, possibly to Switzerland after selling her Belgravia property earlier this year, while Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie keep their titles and Sandringham invitations.
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Sarah Ferguson and Andrew Windsor have been forced to leave their 30-room mansion, Royal Lodge, amid ongoing controversy and speculation is mounting over where the Duchess of York will live next.
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