Sarah Ferguson is reportedly planning a move to a luxurious £3.6 million mansion in Portugal. The former duchess, aged 66, has been keeping a low profile after a recent controversy involving her communication with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. Following this scandal and other issues involving her ex-husband Prince Andrew, both Sarah and Andrew have lost their royal titles and their residence at Royal Lodge.
While Andrew, 65, is relocating to a property on King Charles’ private Sandringham estate, Sarah is said to be organizing separate accommodation. Sources suggest that Portugal is her likely destination, with reports indicating she may move into a lavish oceanfront villa owned by her daughter Princess Eugenie and Eugenie’s husband, Jack Brooksbank.
The resort in Portugal, situated near Lisbon, offers an exclusive and discreet setting, away from the public eye. It features various amenities such as a beach club, dining options, and activities like yoga, watersports, and golf, catering to Sarah’s interests, including an equestrian center for her love of horses.
If Sarah proceeds with the move, she will join other notable figures like Madonna and Alicia Vikander, who are rumored to own properties in the same area. Sources familiar with the Costa Terra resort describe it as an ideal place for Sarah to retreat amid ongoing controversies. Residents anticipate her arrival in January, speculating on her potential involvement in the vibrant social scene of the neighborhood popular among celebrities and high-profile individuals.