King Charles Pays £1.5m for Royal Lodge Repairs

King Charles settles £1.5m bill for Royal Lodge repairs after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's eviction.

Oct 11, 2026

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King Charles Pays £1.5m for Royal Lodge Repairs

King Charles settles £1.5m bill for Royal Lodge repairs after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's eviction.

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King Charles settles £1.5m bill for Royal Lodge repairs after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's eviction. King Charles paid £1.5m to repair Royal Lodge after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's eviction. Originally reported by Dailymail.

King Charles attends church service

King Charles attended church service near Balmoral Estate just days after paying Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's £1.5million bill for Royal Lodge repairs.

Queen Camilla joins King Charles

Queen Camilla accompanied King Charles to Crathie Church in Aberdeenshire for a Sunday service.

Crathie Church location

Crathie Church, near Balmoral Castle, regularly hosts the King and royal family for services.

Andrew's £1.5m bill

King Charles paid £1.5million to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for Royal Lodge repairs after his eviction.

Andrew's eviction

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was evicted from Royal Lodge amid connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

Andrew's lease details

Andrew previously paid £7.5million for Royal Lodge refurbishments in 2003 and lived there rent-free.

Crown Estate settlement

The Crown Estate received £1.5million after Andrew vacated Royal Lodge with £1.8million in repairs needed.

Compensation calculation

Andrew was entitled to £302,000 for early lease termination, reducing the net bill to £1.5million.

Charles' motivation

Charles felt 'obliged' to pay from his private income to avoid taxpayer costs for repairs.

Andrew's legal battle

Andrew is currently in a High Court battle over evidence from police raids on his properties.

Police raids

Police raided Andrew's Sandringham Estate and Royal Lodge in February 2026 over alleged Epstein connections.

Andrew's arrest

Andrew was arrested on February 19, 2026, for suspected misconduct in public office related to Epstein.

Andrew's denial

Andrew denies wrongdoing in the police investigation and the probe continues.

Royal Lodge condition

Royal Lodge has visible cracks and mold on its exterior walls due to disrepair.

Charles' financial obligation

Charles settled the £1.5million bill to cover repairs to the main house and garden area.

Royal Lodge repairs

The repairs needed for Royal Lodge are visible from the outside due to its disrepair.

The big picture

King Charles paid £1.5m to repair Royal Lodge after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's eviction.

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