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A private estate established in 1337 which funds the public, charitable and private activities of the Prince of Wales and his family.

Places

Places

Home Farm

As Patron of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust, The Duke is keen for Home Farm to play an active role in helping to preserve the gene pool of British pigs, sheep and cattle.

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Places

Places

Isles of Scilly

The Isles of Scilly have been part of the Duchy of Cornwall since its beginning in the 14th century.

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Places

Places

Poundbury

Poundbury is an urban extension to Dorchester in Dorset

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Features

Features

Commemorative Avenues

Trees have been planted in Herford, Somerset and Cornwall to mark The Prince's 70th Birthday.

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About

About

About the Duchy

The Prince of Wales became the 24th Duke of Cornwall on The Queen’s accession to the throne in 1952.

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Communities Secretary James Brokenshire visits Nansledan

Communities Secretary James Brokenshire visits Nansledan

Communities Secretary James Brokenshire MP has visited the Duchy of Cornwall’s Nansledan development in Newquay to learn more about how it is helping to create a thriving community.

Poundbury features on Channel 4’s Phil Spencer: History of Britain in 100 Homes

Poundbury was featured on Channel 4’s Phil Spencer: History of Britain in 100 Homes programme.

Natural Capitals

Following a successful pilot phase in 2017 , The Duchy of Cornwall has launched a major new project to understand and enhance the value of natural capital across our rural estate.

Dartmoor

Initiatives - Dartmoor

The Duchy of Cornwall provides funding and staff resources to assist with the Dartmoor Hill Farm Project, which is co-funded by Dartmoor National Park Authority and the Rural Development Programme.

Find out about the other projects that the Duchy supports on Dartmoor.