Prince William inherited an impressive property portfolio when his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II passed away in September last year. The properties were passed down from his father King Charles III along with the Duke of Cornwall title.
Tamarisk House on the Isles of Scilly, just off the coast of Cornwall, is the cheapest among them and the least expensive of all the royal properties. It is estimated to be worth a relatively modest £1.3 million, particularly when compared to Buckingham Palace, which is valued at £1.3 billion.
A spokesperson from Luxury Hotel told Express.co.uk: "Tamarisk House on the Isles of Scilly, is the cheapest royal residence to rent, costing a little over £14,000 a month. The property is valued at a comparatively modest £1.3million and would cost just over £171,000 a year to rent."
