In a surprising twist for royal watchers, Prince George is poised to take on a significant title long before he eventually ascends the throne.

This young prince will not only inherit the responsibilities of his lineage but will also oversee a city renowned for its vibrant nightlife.

From an early age, George’s path has been carefully crafted, leading him toward the day he will become king.

However, before that monumental moment arrives, he will step into a role currently held by his father, Prince William, the Prince of Wales.

This new title comes with the substantial 135,000-acre estate known as Dewey in Cornwall, a property that carries with it a rich history and a unique connection to one of the UK’s most famous party towns.

While the royal family is often associated with seclusion and sprawling estates, it might raise eyebrows to learn that Prince William’s residence plays a pivotal role in a town famous for its lively celebrations.

Before King Charles took the throne, he was heavily involved with the Duke of Cornwall title for many years.

Upon becoming Prince of Wales, Prince William inherited this role, which has been a stepping stone in preparation for George’s future reign.

This transition signifies not just a change in titles but also the weight of responsibility that accompanies being the Prince of Wales, including managing the Duchy of Cornwall’s expansive estate.

As George prepares to take ownership of his own property, it’s interesting to note that the Poundbury estate in Dorset is among the most recognized of the royals’ owner-occupied properties.

Yet, unlike his father, George’s estate is located in a bustling area known for its party scene, which may come as a surprise to many.

Despite the allure of royal life, sources indicate that George and his siblings will be kept away from the public eye as much as possible.

This strategic decision aims to provide Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis with the freedom to carve out their own paths, distancing them from the pressures of royal expectations.

Friends of Prince William have noted that he deeply feels the strain of his relationship with Prince Harry, although he has been known to place some blame on Meghan and Harry for the rift.

The complexities of royal dynamics are further compounded by the inherent challenges of birth order within the family.

Prince William has expressed concerns about the emotional toll that comes with being part of a family where status is determined by birthright.

He is determined to shield his children from the relentless scrutiny that can accompany royal life, likening it to a “human meat grinder” that inflicts pain on all involved.

Meanwhile, a recent investigation by Channel 4 and the Sunday Times has brought to light some intriguing financial dealings involving King Charles and Prince William’s private estates, namely the Duchy of Lancaster and the Duke of Cornwall.

These estates have reportedly generated millions through contracts with public agencies and charities, with projections indicating at least £50 million in income over the coming years.

The Duchy of Cornwall, boasting a portfolio worth over £1 billion, provides a substantial income for the heir to the throne.

The investigation revealed that Dewey of Cornwall has earned at least £22 million since 2005 from rental agreements linked to Camel Ford House.

Additionally, documents suggest that St John’s Ambulance, of which Charles is a patron, previously compensated Dewey of Cornwall nearly £60,000 for land use elsewhere.

Further allegations from the Channel 4 documentary suggest that Dewey of Lancaster received £11.4 million as part of a deal with the Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust to house electric ambulances in one of its warehouses.

Such financial arrangements underscore the intricate web of royal finances and their impact on public services.

Life in Newquay, a Cornish town known for its party atmosphere, adds another layer to this royal narrative.

This locale has gained popularity as a destination for stag parties, ranking seventh on Cornwall Live’s list of top stag do locations in the UK in 2018, thanks to its lively bars and affordable dining options.