The media have been told to keep away from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s new home on the grounds of the Sandringham Estate. The warning comes as a new notice has been issued outside Marsh Farm.

It reads: “This is private property and no comment will be made to journalists. Photographers are also not permitted onto these private grounds of the Sandringham Estate. Please respect this decision.”

The sign adds that failure to comply will be reported to IPSO – the Independent Press Standards Organisation.

They have appeared on gateposts since Thursday, when Mr Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested on his 66th birthday following allegations he shared sensitive information with US paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein during his time as the UK’s trade envoy.

The Daily Express takes a look at pictures of the latest developments at Marsh Farm…

6. Media notice

The new sign reads: “This is private property and no comment will be made to journalists. Photographers are also not permitted onto these private grounds of the Sandringham Estate. Please respect this decision.”

It adds that failure to comply will be reported to IPSO – the Independent Press Standards Organisation.

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5. Work has begun to erect a new fence

Work has begun to erect a new fence at Marsh Farm.  It’s a five-bedroom, red brick cottage and is located 2.5 miles away from King Charles’ main property, Sandringham House. Renovations are underway at the residence and are likely to continue into the year.

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4. The new fence is 6ft tall

Tradespeople have been spotted on site, installing a 6ft fence and security cameras, as well as SKY TV, in recent weeks.

In addition to physical security measures, the monarch has created an invisible barrier around the house through a no-fly zone.  At the end of 2025, the existing no-fly zone at Sandringham was extended to include Marsh Farm to prevent drones from flying over the house.

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3. Workers have been spotted at Marsh Farm

The former prince was arrested last Thursday on suspicion of misconduct in public office after being accused of sharing sensitive information with paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein while serving as the UK’s trade envoy. He was later released under investigation.

Mr Mountbatten-Windsor has vehemently denied any wrongdoing in his links with Epstein, and has rejected allegations that he made any personal gain from his trade envoy role.

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2. Andrew ‘banned’ from horse riding

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has reportedly been banned from horse-riding by royal aides who fear it would be a “bad look” while he is under investigation for misconduct in public office.

A source told The Sun: “Since his arrest last week he has been ordered not to go horse riding. It’s considered a bad look.”

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