Ed Sheeran has reportedly purchased a £1 million farm near his Suffolk home, complete with a converted piggery turned into an 'incredible man cave' featuring a bar, gym, pool table and bowling alley. The singer, who earned an estimated £650 million from his Mathematics tour, is said to be 'wise with his money' and is creating another 'Sheeranville' close to his current base.
A source told The Sun that Sheeran bought a Grade II-listed farmhouse with surrounding land and is converting barns into a recording studio and rehearsal space. The man cave, formerly a piggery, includes amenities Sheeran has always wanted, such as a bowling alley. He is also restoring fields to grow his own vegetables.
Sheeran confirmed on the 2 Johnnies podcast that he is moving his family—wife Cherry Seaborn and daughters Lyra and Jupiter—to the US for the American leg of his tour. 'I'm just about to move to America,' he said. 'I'm going on tour there for a while and I have a family so I can't dip in and out. We're going and settling there.'
The family previously lived in a £3.7 million estate in rural Suffolk, which includes a gym, pool, tree house and separate bungalow. Sheeran's eighth studio album, Play, is set for release on September 12, marking a departure from his Mathematics series with influences from Indian, Persian and Irish folk music.
