The Cheshire Survey extends to 3,448 acres and is made up of the Crewe estate to the south of the county and the smaller Marbury estate, which lies on the Cheshire/Shropshire border.
There are 10 farms on the estate which are involved in dairy, arable and livestock production, as well as equestrian businesses and woodlands.
At Crewe Hall Farm, the Duchy has created a suite of offices surrounded by views of the open countryside and has recently completed the successful planting of 180 trees, contributing towards the Duchy’s environmental goals.
The estate also includes a residential lettings portfolio of 67 rural cottages and farmhouses, as well as a motorway service area.
The smaller Marbury estate on the Shropshire border consists of a single livestock farm and four residential properties let to local people.
