Arguably Scotland is an exception, the reformation is still a hot topic there. 2004 wasn't too long after Rangers signed its first Catholic player. I'm kidding btw. I think you'll always find vestiges of ancient systems if you look for them especially in countries where evolution rather than revolution has been the way change has been effected.

Is there not still a pattern of concentrated, familial land ownership?

Feudalism is more than just concentrated property ownership. It’s primarily about people being bound by law to provide labor and resources to their feudal lord.

Sure.

But half a pie in the fridge is a bit of pie, it doesn't matter that the whole thing isn't there anymore.

Concentrated ownership of property is not a specific feature of feudalism. It is something which obtains in basically any large scale society which is non-communal.

The royal family being one lol