Princess Eugenie and Beatrice received good news about the future of Andrew’s Royal Lodge.

Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice appeared to breathe a sigh of relief after hearing the exciting news about their family’s future at the Royal Lodge.

Speaking to GB, buying agent Robin Edwards said the Duke of York could keep the huge royal residence for himself and his two daughters on one condition.

He shared: “As long as Prince Andrew can continue to pay the important costs of running the Royal Lodge in accordance with the terms of his 2003 lease, King Charles and the owner of the Crown Estate will not be able to take him or his descendants away. outside.”

For the unversed, the monarch asked his brother to move out of the large royal property as it was difficult to financially support the Duke.

The king is reported to have cut back on Andrew’s financial spending. However, an insider said the “disgraced” Duke has legitimate money to meet his needs.

The expert said: “The 75-year lease agreement requires Andrew, in lieu of rent, to carry out renovations to the Royal Lodge at his own expense.”

He continued: “In September 2002 the amount was conservatively estimated at £7.5 million excluding VAT. Since then, costs have likely increased significantly with time and inflation.”

Robin said the Royal Lodge is “Grade II listed and reportedly requires a huge amount of work.”