The 30-room royal mansion previously occupied by Prince Andrew is set to return to the rental market. The property, which served as a long-term residence for the prince, is now being prepared for new tenants. The transition follows the prince's eviction from the estate, a move that occurred amid intense public and media scrutiny regarding his personal and professional ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

While the property is being marketed as a high-end royal asset, the financial implications of the lease are significant. Reports indicate that the cost to maintain and lease the mansion remains substantial, though specific figures regarding the new asking price have not been finalized. The move marks a formal step in the royal family's efforts to distance the estate from the controversies that surrounded the former resident. There is no current indication of whether the property will undergo renovations before the new lease begins, though the scale of the mansion suggests significant upkeep is required to maintain its status as a premier royal residence.