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Our Portfolio > Residential
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Residential

Fact:

  • The residential estate has a capital value of £89 million

Fact:

  • It ranges from the villas and terraces in Regent’s Park to affordable housing for key workers in Hackney, Millbank and Camden

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The Crown Estate’s residential portfolio of over 2,400 properties is characterised by its diversity. Properties in residential use are largely found on the historic estates. In London there are estates at Regent’s Park and Kensington. Various properties are also found at Victoria, St James’s, Millbank, Victoria Park and in the West End.

Outside London there are a number at Eltham, Richmond, Egham, Hampton and at other locations around the United Kingdom.

The variety is matched by the range of types of tenure, each of which require different management styles. At one end of the scale are some of the finest and most exclusive houses at Kensington and Regent’s Park. These provide homes, on long leases, for royalty, senior government officials, industrialists and celebrities. Another important area of the estate is affordable housing provided at reduced rents to enable key workers (for example nurses, teachers and police officers) to live near to their place of work where rents on the open market may be beyond their means.

Further Information

Affordable housing in London

 

Affordable Housing

 

 

The housing business group provides around 1,300 affordable rented homes in London, primarily for key workers.

 
Kensington Palace Gardens

 

Private Residential

 

 

Regent's Park and Kensington Palace Gardens are two famous examples of our commitment to retaining the fine architecture of the nineteenth century.