Prince Philip lived in several residences over the course of his life. Notable long-term homes include:

• Wood Farm, Sandringham Estate, Norfolk, England: This became his permanent home after his retirement in 2017, while he also spent time at Windsor Castle.

• Clarence House, London (earlier years): After marriage, Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II resided at Clarence House for a period before moving to Buckingham Palace.

• Mon Repos Villa, Corfu, Greece: Prince Philip was born at Mon Repos on the island of Corfu; the villa is a historic residence associated with the Greek royal family.

• Villa Guardamangia, Valletta, Malta: He and Elizabeth lived there for a period in the late 1940s to early 1950s during royal duties, before the modernization of royal residences.

Context and nuances:

• His primary official royal residences over time included Buckingham Palace in London and Windsor Castle in Berkshire, with earlier years spent at Clarence House and foreign connections such as Mon Repos during his birth and Maltese residence for extended periods.

• In late life, Wood Farm inside the Sandringham Estate became the Dukes’ residence of choice, described as a secluded, cottage-like home near the sea, preferred for retirement.

If you’d like, I can tailor this to a specific period (e.g., pre-1950s, 1950s–2010, retirement years) or provide a concise timeline with dates and locations.