Ex-Prince Andrew‘s move to the Wood Farm home on the Sandringham estate is drawing a lot of attention, which, as per a source, has disrupted the peace of the locals. The former royal moved to his temporary home after being stripped of his title and being evicted from Royal Lodge in Windsor. He is staying at Wood Farm for a brief period as his permanent residence, Marsh Farm, in the same estate, is under renovation.
Ex-Prince Andrew’s home has led to a disruption of peace, claims source
Ex-Prince Andrew’s temporary home, Wood Farms, is drawing a lot of attention, especially after his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in a public office. And a source toldRadarOnline. Com, the locals are not very happy with the “noticeable surge in visitors treating the area almost like a spectacle,” as it disrupts their peace. The insider revealed that the “people are driving in specifically to catch a glimpse or film the property” of the former royal.
Residents in Wolferton, a small hamlet near Wood Farm, have reported a steady increase in traffic. Many cars have stopped to take photographs and videos of the property of the ex-prince. Moreover, some visitors are even taking selfies near the entrance, while others gather to spotMountbatten-Windsor.
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“It’s become a talking point in the area because it’s so unusual – people are coming from outside just to see where he is staying, even though it’s otherwise a quiet and remote place,” said a resident.
Adding more, another resident said that due to the surge, there is “frustration” among locals “because the roads aren’t built for this kind of attention and it’s disrupting what is normally a very peaceful community.”
As per the outlet, the Sandringham estate’s Land Rover Safari Tour costs $211 per person. It passes by the entrance to Wood Farm as well as Marsh Farm, which has further fueled interest among visitors, and people have been “treating the location almost as a landmark.”
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