Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II Crown Estate property was immediately transferred to the new King - Nub News investigates what private land he owns in Crewe.

King Charles III ascended to the throne on Thursday (September 8) - immediately after the passing of the Queen.

This passing officially marked the transfer of Crown Estate property to King Charles III.

The passing of Queen Elizabeth II officially marked the transfer of Crown Estate property to King Charles III (Wikimedia Commons).

Real estate assets owned in the new monarch's role as Duke of Lancaster, are found all over the North West - with some in Cheshire.

Duchy of Lancaster land is administered separately. It is intended to produce a source of independent income for the King for his time on the throne.

This private land is administered into eight units known as surveys - with one of them in Crewe.

What land does the new King now own in Crewe?

The 3,760-acre private estate is centred around Crewe Hall and Crewe Hall Farm (Wikimedia Commons).

King Charles III now owns The Cheshire Survey - mainly made up of a large rural estate on the eastern edge of Crewe.

Totalling 3,760 acres, the estate is centred around Crewe Hall and Crewe Hall Farm.

On this rural property, there is an office location made out of covered agricultural buildings - fit for King Charles III.

In total, there are 11 farms owned on this land - all largely involved in the production of dairy and livestock.

The Crewe estate also includes equestrian businesses, rural cottages and farmhouses - as well as private woodland.

The proposed 149-home development, off Sydney Road, runs alongside the Haslington bypass and Crewe Green roundabout (Ryan Parker).

In October 2021, after securing consent, Cheshire East Council approved a 146-home development in Crewe on Duchy-owned land.

The approved 11-acre development, off Sydney Road, runs alongside the Haslington bypass and Crewe Green roundabout.

Following two unsuccessful planning attempts, developer David Wilson Holmes was finally able to commence construction.

'Sydney Place,' will consist of two- three- and four-bedroom homes, one- and two-bedroom apartments, open space and a large play area.

A CGI of the Sydney Place Crewe housing developement on former Duchy-owned land (David Wilson Homes).

As well as land in Crewe, The Cheshire Survey has a small estate in Marbury - on the border between Cheshire and Shropshire.

King Charles III now owns eight surveys across the UK. Five of them are rural.

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