ANDREW Mountbatten Windsor has been spotted moving into his new Sandringham home.
Removal vans were spotted outside Marsh Farm this morning as the former princes relocates from another house on the estate in Norfolk.
Andrew was residing at Wood Farm, following his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in a public office last month, while work at Marsh farm finished.
Marsh farm is a five bedroom property previously occupied by a tenant farmer.
Large wooden gates were recently installed in front of the farmhouse as builders have been working around the clock to finish the work.
Carpets and flooring went down recently while painting and garden work is completed.
More than 20 tankers were then seen transporting 150,000 gallons of liquid manure to Andrew’s new home.
The tankers were spotted spreading on the fields behind Marsh Farm last week.
Since the shocking arrest on Andrew’s 66th birthday he has not been seen on the Sandringham Estate.
The renovations have been ongoing since the start of the year when Andrew left his former 30-bedroom home, Royal Lodge, in the middle of the night.
Andrew’s move-out was reportedly delayed because the ex Duke of York struggled to downsize.
The eviction came after the disgraced royal had his titles stripped last year.
