Pictured: Prince Andrew's crumbling Royal Lodge left 'neglected' despite ... trends now
Photos have emerged showing Prince Andrew's crumbling home where the out-of-favour duke is staying despite not being able to afford its £400,000-a-year upkeep costs.
The pictures show Royal Lodge, where the Duke of York has lived for two decades, with its iconic white paint crumbling away from the walls, and dirt marks staining the facade and worsening cracks in the brickwork.
It comes months after he refused to leave property, which has 30 rooms and is though to be worth £30million, and promised King Charles he would take care of its expensive repairs - despite having no apparent source of income.
It was reported that Andrew, who was forced to quit royal duties over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, was told he would have to leave the property before being granted 'a stay of execution'.
Part of the terms of this alleged deal with his older brother was that he would carry out repair works on the 19th century, Grade II-listed property, but this appear not to have been done as of yet.
Photos show the paintwork crumbling and cracks forming in the walls at Prince Andrew's Royal Lodge home
Other parts of the building in Windsor appear to have deep stains on the white paintwork
Andrew, who took over the house from the late Queen Mother on a long-term lease, has reportedly paid more than £7.5million of his own fortune for renovations
The Mail revealed last year that the King intended to evict his brother from the mansion on the Windsor estate and move him to a more modest property
The outside of the building is covered in chipped paint and needs sanding down and repainting
The white paint of the royal property is not as bright and fresh as it used to be
A source told The Mirror that Andrew has a 'clear responsibility' for the upkeep and maintainance of the estate, but this 'is certainly not happening'.
'The state of the residence will be of great concern to the King after everything that has gone on and been discussed in regards to the house' they said.
'Prince Andrew was told he must take charge of the necessary renovations or he will have no cause to stay in the house.'
Andrew has lived in the home for 20 years, and signed a 75-year lease on it after agreeing to maintain it and paying £250-a-week.
Sources close to the Duke said back in January: 'Andrew is going nowhere. He has a cast iron lease.'
The Mail revealed last year that the King
