Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been granted £302,000 in compensation for leaving his former Royal Lodge home before the end of his lease, a Crown Estate spokesperson said.
The former duke was stripped of his titles and honours and forced out of the 30-bedroom mansion in Windsor by the King in 2025 over his ties to the paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Andrew was not expected to receive any compensation for leaving Royal Lodge due to its dilapidated state and the cost of repairs.
He paid £1.8million towards those repairs, but received £302,000 back from the Crown Estate, which returns its profits to the Treasury for the benefit of taxpayers, for the early termination of his lease.
A row erupted over Andrew’s future in the mansion after it emerged that he had charged staff to live in the cottages while paying only a “peppercorn” rent for the 30-room mansion he lived in for two decades.
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