Prince Andrew is in no bountiful condition to leave his grand Royal Lodge to anyone at all, let alone daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.
It’s because he signed a lease with the Crown Estate for this 30-bedroom property that will go on until 2078, which is only when it will fully become his.
Royal expert Gareth Russell told GBN, “In theory, had everything gone the way Prince Andrew had hoped, there would have been possibly two inheritance homes for his daughters.”
“But that’s highly unlikely. Maybe Mayfair is the alternative inheritance home, given that Royal Lodge might not be Prince Andrew’s for the remainder of his life,” he added.
This suggestion however conflicts with what estate agent Robin Edwards previously said about the mansion’s fate.
He had propose that the Duke of York can pass on his home’s lease to ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, Princess Beatrice, or Princess Eugenie – thus meaning that it can be inherited by either of them.
The property dealer disclosed this information after having read the leasehold agreement from the National Audit Office (NAO).
What Prince Andrew and King Charles ultimately decide will only come out in the future.
