Prince Andrew is willing to bequeath the lease of Royal Lodge to his two daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, after his death, it has been reported.

The Duke of York would prefer to leave his Windsor home to his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, however, the lease specifies it can only be passed to his children or his widow, according to the Mail.

The 30-bedroom property, thought to be worth £30million, will see its lease run out in 2079 when it will revert to the Crown Estate.

Andrew, who lives at the Windsor home with Fergie despite their divorce, is required to “repair, renew, uphold, clean and keep in repair and, where necessary, rebuild” the mansion, according to the 75-year lease agreement.

It’s also specified that the walls of the mansion must be repainted every five years “with two coats of paint”, while inside the house, the duke is forced to “paint with at least two coats of paint and to paper, polish, decorate and otherwise appropriately treat” every seven years, starting from 2010.

It comes amid the duke and King Charles’s reported dispute over his living situation at the Grade II-listed property in Windsor Great Park.

The King has reportedly warned that he’ll cease Andrew’s funding of more than £4 million a year if he doesn’t manage to take care of the maintenance.

It’s been previously reported that Charles planned to have Andrew move out from the property and move into the much smaller Frogmore Cottage – the former home of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

But Andrew rejected the offer and refused to leave his Windsor home, as he is determined to stay put.

Meanwhile, a royal source close to the monarch previously told the Times that the move can be done “with grace and dignity or it can be forced upon him”.

But according to the Telegraph, the Duke of York is said to be determined to “honour” the terms of the lease he signed in 2003.

Buckingham Palace has declined to comment.