POP superstar Ed Sheeran boasts an incredible 27 property portfolio worth £57million.
While he’s spending lockdown at his Suffolk estate with his wife Cherry Seaborn, Ed actually owns another 27 flats, houses and mansions.
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Earlier this year he went on a £10million property shopping spree after snapping up five more homes.
It takes the number he owns in London up to a whopping 22.
Yesterday we revealed inside the £3.7m estate he’s currently hunkered down in with Cherry.
Ed bought the Grade II listed farmhouse – dubbed Sheeranville – seven years ago.
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He’s ruffled feathers with neighbours who have complained about the constant works going on at the property.
“It’s never ending,” one neighbour told The Sun. “We have to live with the constant din. It’s not surprising he’s ruffled a few feathers locally.”
It’s been described as a millionaire’s playground with a huge modrn detatched farmhouse as the main estate. It includes a billiards room and an additional “man cave” complete with recording studio and a jacuzzi.
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There’s also a 16th century grade II listed farmhouse, a four bedroom hom, a bungalow and the pub with underground rooms with a 35ft by 20ft cinema and a 6ft wide tunnel to the main house.
Planning officials feared the pub’s 16ft sign saying The Lancaster Lock, to honour his wife Cherry Lancaster Seaborn, could undermine the “character” of the area, but later let him keep it.
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Most of Ed’s homes were purchased through Maverick Properties, the company 28-year-old Ed set up in 2015 with manager Stuart Camp.
His latest additions are among his most expensive, with two properties at Covent Garden in central London and a pair of flats next to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home.
An insider told The Sun: “The amount of money he’s invested in property is staggering, but it’s a drop in the ocean compared to the £600million he earned from his Divide Tour. And it’s certainly a shrewd move to invest in property in the capital.”