Inside Prince Edward's Easter Garden House getaway after Andrew forces duke into holiday

Inside Prince Edward's Easter Garden House getaway after Andrew forces duke into holidayAndrew is currently going 'back and forth' between Wood Farm and Marsh Farm, forcing Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex to spend their Easter break at a different Sandringham propertyNewsLiam Doyle11:36, 07 Apr 2026View 5 ImagesPrince Edward was forced into a holiday let due to his brother's continued residence of Wood Farm(Image: WireImage)Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor forced Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex to stay in an alternative holiday let as he allegedly dragged his heels through the process of moving from Royal Lodge.‌The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh enjoy annual Easter breaks at Wood Farm, a secluded five-bedroom property located in lush greenery on King Charles III's Sandringham estate. The couple would have spent this year's long weekend at the property, but it is currently being occupied by disgraced Andrew, who is between residences after being ejected from Royal Lodge by the King over his inclusion in the Epstein files. He has continually denied any wrongdoing.‌They were forced instead to spend the break at the much smaller but similarly idyllic Gardens House, a holiday let originally touted as a potential home for Jeffrey Epstein's former pal.‌READ MORE: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor seen smiling behind wheel after 'blocking Edward & Sophie'READ MORE: Sarah Ferguson tells pals she'll never go back to USA as she fears Epstein questionsView 5 ImagesThe Duke and Duchess were forced to rent out Gardens House(Image: norfolkhideaways.co.uk)Gardens House, once home to the Sandringham gardener, is said to have been ruled out by the King due to its close proximity of 300 yards from Sandringham. It is available for members of the public to rent, and at present is near fully booked until the end of 2027, but Edward and Sophie were squeezed in due to Andrew's continued inhabitance of Wood Farm.According to Norfolk Hideaways, t...