• Over 12,000 acres of land across many counties including Somerset, Dorset, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire.
• A thriving urban extension to the Dorset county town of Dorchester, Poundbury, once complete, will include 2,750 homes.
• Three Focus Farms Broadfield Farm at Highgrove, Wilmington Farm, Newton Park Estate, and Park Corner Farm, Manor of Mere.
• A variety of conservation areas with historical importance, including: Iron Age Hill Forts at Ham Hill and Maiden Castle in Somerset.

The Duchy of Cornwall estate holds land in over 20 counties in England and Wales, including in Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire, along with the Highgrove Estate, the Gloucestershire home of His Majesty King Charles III.

The Newton Park estate has been part of the estate since the 1940s and at just over 6,000 acres, is our largest lowland estate. Located on the edge of Bath, which is a World Heritage Site, the estate is home to the Bath Spa University's Newton Park Campus as well as the picturesque village of Newton St. Loe, one of our larger estate villages.

Our local Duchy team are based in the village and in addition to the university, the estate is home to a variety of farming businesses, a successful farm shop and cafe, a vineyard and even a chocolatier.

In direct response to Swale Borough Council’s invitation to answer the lack of housing in the Faversham area, we aim to address housing shortages in Faversham and the surrounding area by providing 2,500 beautiful, high-quality and affordable homes and jobs in a vibrant mixed-use, mixed income, and walkable community. This new neighbourhood of South East Faversham, built over a period of 20 years, aims to provide an equality of opportunity for all, with access to housing, education, employment, and enterprise regardless of background.

Find out more about the South East Faversham development proposal.