Royal Residences: A Map of Britain

The series surveys royal homes throughout the United Kingdom, assessing the monetary worth of the Crown’s property portfolio. It also explores the forthcoming plans for these estates as King Charles forges a new legacy for the monarchy in the coming years.

Royal Residences: A Map of Britain is a one‑off television programme that takes viewers on a tour of the United Kingdom’s royal properties. Presented as a single, self‑contained episode, the show positions itself as a comprehensive look at the homes that have housed Britain’s monarchs over the centuries. The core of the programme follows a systematic assessment of these royal homes, measuring the overall value of the portfolio and probing what lies ahead for each estate. It examines the financial worth of the properties and then shifts focus to the likely future of the sites, considering how they might be used or altered as King Charles continues to shape his own legacy. Throughout the episode, the narrative stays centred on the practical implications of the portfolio’s size and the strategic decisions that may follow. By charting the current status of each residence, the show provides a clear picture of the assets under royal stewardship and the potential directions they could take. In its final moments, the programme highlights how King Charles’s actions are forging a legacy that will influence the fate of these historic buildings for years to come.