Ed Sheeran bought a £1M Suffolk farmhouse to build a private creative retreat, blending rural life with studio and entertainment spaces.

Ed Sheeran has bought a £1 million Grade II-listed farmhouse and land in Suffolk, England, near his existing Sheeranville estate, planning to convert it into a private entertainment and recording retreat. The property’s barns are being transformed into a studio, man cave with a bar, gym, pool table, and bowling alley, along with spaces for rehearsals, offices, and a library. He’s restoring gardens for vegetable growing and adding an outdoor kitchen. While his wife Cherry encouraged a grounded, family-friendly lifestyle, discouraging lavish additions at their main home, Sheeran continues to develop the property as a creative sanctuary. Despite earlier comments about relocating to the U.S., the purchase reflects his ongoing ties to Suffolk, where he aims to balance fame with rural authenticity.