The estimated net worth of Queen Elizabeth II and her whole family has generated a lot of discussion since her passing.

He has served the UK for 70 years after all.

According to a recent research with an estimated value of their assets, the British royal family apparently has a net worth of $23 billion - and the money continues to stream in.

Queen Elizabeth II Net Worth Was $250 Million

Before she passed away on September 8, 2022, Queen Elizabeth II had a wide range of assets, including fruit farms, castles, rural manors, and fine art, in addition to jewels, horses, and country estates.

She also has Royal Philatelic Collection stamps as well as top-tier British stocks.

Her Majesty received legislative pension as well as a portion of the annual revenue from the Crown Estate's real estate assets, which amounted to over $100 million in 2017.

The estimated wealth of Queen Elizabeth II was only $250 million.

The Duchies of Lancaster and Crown Estate

According to Radar Online, the Duchies of Lancaster and the Crown Estate are their most valued institutions. Their value has been found to have doubled in just ten years, with the Crown Estate now valued at $18 billion.

The outlet detailed the ownership of various properties by the Crown Estate around the UK, including businesses, upscale nightclubs, and certain plots in Scotland, Northern Island, Wales, and England.

Other Real Estate Properties

The value of Buckingham Palace, the Queen's principal royal residence since her great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria arrived there in 1837, was estimated to be $5 billion.

The estimated value of Balmoral Castle is $140 million. The Scottish island where Queen Elizabeth II spends her vacations is a functioning estate with herds of Highland cattle, ponies, and wildlife.

The estimated value of Windsor Castle is $236 million.

Additionally, Sandringham Estate is said to be valued $65 million.

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Royal Art Collection and Jewels

Over 13 storied royal homes in Britain, the Queen's collection is valued at $13 billion.

Over a million items, including 7,000 paintings, 30,000 watercolors, sketches, sculptures, furniture, manuscripts, and more, may be found there.

The Crown Jewels are owned by the UK, although they are estimated to be worth $3 billion.

Wealth of Members of the Royal Family

Since the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles and Prince William are said to be worth $1 billion.

Princess Anne is valued at $52 million, Prince Edward at $12 million, and Sophie at $5 million.

Less than $8 million is in Prince Andrew's name.

The majority of the $22 million net worth of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle comes from the Duke of Sussex's inheritance from Princess Diana.

What Happens Next

Despite the enormous riches held by the Crown Estate, King Charles III and other members of the royal family are not permitted to sell its assets or get any direct financial benefit from the company.

The Sovereign Grant Act provides the monarch with a little sum as compensation for performing official responsibilities after which all profit is returned to the Treasury.

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