Royal fans can peek into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's new home on 'safari' tour

EXCLUSIVE: Royal fans can peek into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's new home on 'safari' tourThe King's staff at his Sandringham estate in Norfolk have changed the "summer safari" tour, which takes guests round the back of former prince Andrew's new homeNewsRussell Myers Royal Editor17:45, 17 Apr 2026View 5 ImagesRoyal fans can peek into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's home on new royal tourRoyal fans will be able to have a peek into the former Prince Andrew’s new home - after the King’s staff changed the route of the summer "safari" tours of his Norfolk estate.‌The popular tours, which take guests around the King’s Sandringham home in a Land Rover Defender, offer the chance to see the country estate in all its glory. The two-hour 'Safari and Afternoon Tea Tour' begins in the formal areas taking in the gardens and exterior of Sandringham House, which was rebuilt in 1870 for Edward VII’s growing family.‌Guests are then able to explore the stunning scenery of the wider estate, before they are taken to the rear of disgraced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s new home, Marsh Farm.‌View 5 ImagesRoyal fans have the chance to go on "safari" in a Land Rover Defender round the King's Sandringham estate The tours now go off-road over the fields behind Andrew’s new home, then use his shared driveway to go onto the road in the village of Wolferton.The King’s shamed brother was forced out of his 30-room Royal Lodge home in Windsor earlier this year, owing to his association with the late convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.‌Andrew, 66, was named numerous times in millions of documents released by the US State Department investigating Epstein’s catalogue of crimes. The monarch last October also stripped his brother of all his titles and honours, stating his “profound concern” at the allegations.View 5 ImagesThe tours now go off-road over the fields behind Andrew’s new homeAndrew was arrested by officers from Thames V...