Have you ever heard the saying “it takes a village to raise a child?” Well, apparently it also takes a literal village to house Ed Sheeran, because that’s exactly what he has in Framlingham, Suffolk. The singer originally purchased the 16th-century Wynneys farmhouse for $1.1 million back in June 2012, and then proceeded to snap up most of the neighboring buildings for an additional $4.9 million. Some of the properties that Sheeran added to his massive estate include the Chestnuts bungalow for $694k, Sunnyside house for $1.22 million, The Poplars for $1.16 million, and Wynneys Hall for $1.1 million. 

Ed Sheeran home features a wildlife pond to attract wildlife (or possibly a secret swimming pool), a fully functioning pub, a gym, a Victorian-style greenhouse, kitchen garden, a cherry orchard, a treehouse, and a chicken coop as well as enough farmland to house 2 sheep and two goats. According to public documents, Sheeran is working on building an underground man cave that features a cinema and music room, and even an underground tunnel that connects from his main residence to the Lancaster Lock Pub (the private drinking establishment that he named in honor of his wife Cherry Seaborn).

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