Inside Prince Andrew's 30-room mansion Royal Lodge amid fears King Charles will ... trends now
Photos have revealed the state of Prince Andrew's 30-room mansion which has fallen into disrepair amid an ongoing feud between the Duke and King Charles.
The Duke of York has lived in Royal Lodge for almost 20 years but his residence is now under threat amid fears King Charles will evict him from the 98-acre estate.
Prince Andrew has reportedly refused to leave property, which is thought to be worth £30million and promised King Charles he would take care of its expensive repairs - despite having no apparent source of income.
But the the King is reportedly becoming increasingly tired and frustrated at his brother's refusal to leave to care for the mansion at the heart of Windsor Park.
The King apparently wants his younger brother to move into the smaller Frogmore Cottage amid rumours the Prince of Wales is keen to take up residence in the mansion to reflect his role as heir to the throne.
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 despite the Duke's promise as part of the lease to renovate the property
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
Prince Andrew has lived at the 30-room mansion since he took over the lease in 2003 and he now resides there with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson
Despite signing a 75-year lease, the King is reportedly considering evicting his brother from the mansion and moving him to the smaller Frogmore Cottage
Andrew first moved into the large mansion in 2004 and now lives there with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.
He signed a 75-year lease, paying £250 a week and agreeing to maintain the vast property.
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 house, but these do
