Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor surrenders Royal Lodge lease early
Most outlets reported that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has formally surrendered the lease on Royal Lodge more than 50 years early. The News International led with the statement about focusing on the property’s future use, while Minute Mirror highlighted the financial aspect, noting the Crown Estate received £1.5 million after costs.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor surrenders Royal Lodge lease, leaving Crown Estate £1.5 million
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has formally surrendered the lease on Royal Lodge, his former Windsor home, more than 50 years before it was due to expire, with the Crown Estate receiving a net £1.5 million after costs and compensation were offset.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor officially surrenders Royal Lodge to Crown Estate
“The lease for Royal Lodge has ended and our focus now is firmly on its future use"Former Duke of York Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has officially surrendered Royal Lodge to the Crown Estate more than 50 years early on his lease.Royal expert Rebecca English has revealed that Andrew has fully...
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