<p>Britain's Prince William is to take on a part-time job as an air ambulance pilot and he is likely to live in a mansion on the Queen's Sandringham Estate in Norfolk rather than his London home.<br /><br /></p>.<p>An announcement about his new 40,000 pounds-a-year career will be made within days ending speculation about his future role, the 'Sunday Mirror' reported.<br /><br />The Duke of Cambridge will work in East Anglia and he is more likely to live in a mansion on the Queen's Sandringham Estate in Norfolk with wife Kate and baby George than at their London home, the newspaper claimed.<br /><br />The second-in-line to Britain's throne has been under the scanner recently as it emerged that UK taxpayers have had to shell out around 4 million pounds for major refurbishment at the family's Kensington Palace apartment in Central London.<br /><br />The vast project for the 22-room home includes a new kitchen, several bathrooms and major structural improvements.<br /><br />Meanwhile Anmer Hall, the couple's new home on the Sandringham estate, has also had a 1.5 million pounds revamp.<br /><br />The Queen, William's grandmother, had decided to give him the 200-year-old Grade II listed mansion as a new father last year.<br /><br />The 32-year-old prince gave up his job as a Royal Air Force (RAF) search and rescue pilot nine months ago to start a year of public service placements.<br /><br />But he has decided he is not ready to move on to full-time Royal duties when this ends in September.<br /><br />He had hinted at becoming an air ambulance pilot on a visit to a base in Perth in Scotland.</p>
<p>Britain's Prince William is to take on a part-time job as an air ambulance pilot and he is likely to live in a mansion on the Queen's Sandringham Estate in Norfolk rather than his London home.<br /><br /></p>.<p>An announcement about his new 40,000 pounds-a-year career will be made within days ending speculation about his future role, the 'Sunday Mirror' reported.<br /><br />The Duke of Cambridge will work in East Anglia and he is more likely to live in a mansion on the Queen's Sandringham Estate in Norfolk with wife Kate and baby George than at their London home, the newspaper claimed.<br /><br />The second-in-line to Britain's throne has been under the scanner recently as it emerged that UK taxpayers have had to shell out around 4 million pounds for major refurbishment at the family's Kensington Palace apartment in Central London.<br /><br />The vast project for the 22-room home includes a new kitchen, several bathrooms and major structural improvements.<br /><br />Meanwhile Anmer Hall, the couple's new home on the Sandringham estate, has also had a 1.5 million pounds revamp.<br /><br />The Queen, William's grandmother, had decided to give him the 200-year-old Grade II listed mansion as a new father last year.<br /><br />The 32-year-old prince gave up his job as a Royal Air Force (RAF) search and rescue pilot nine months ago to start a year of public service placements.<br /><br />But he has decided he is not ready to move on to full-time Royal duties when this ends in September.<br /><br />He had hinted at becoming an air ambulance pilot on a visit to a base in Perth in Scotland.</p>