Prince Andrew quietly collected rent from three cottages on the Windsor estate while paying a symbolic “peppercorn rent” for Royal Lodge — a move now under scrutiny in a new National Audit Office report. Meanwhile, King Charles is footing the bill for the accommodation of his daughters, Princess Beatrice and Eugenie, despite neither being working royals. The report, part of a broader parliamentary inquiry, reveals Andrew’s early lease exit from Royal Lodge may have been worth hundreds of thousands — but repairs likely void any payout. Crown Estate and Buckingham Palace defended the arrangements as professionally managed and market-aligned, amid growing public interest in how royal finances operate.
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