Ed Sheeran ‘expands property empire to £61m’ after buying houses in lockdown

Ed Sheeran has reportedly expanded his property empire with more purchases during the lockdown period.

The 29-year-old singer is thought to be worth £200 million and the chart-topping performer has made a big splash with property, having 27 flats, houses and apartments in his portfolio.

He has now added to that, according to The Sun, who have reported that Ed’s firms Maverick Properties Limited and Maverick Commercial Properties Limited have reported to Companies House that they have added £4.5 million worth of property.

According to the documents, Ed reportedly paid for the houses in cash and there was no mortgage involved.

Among his 27 properties, Ed has his Suffolk estate which consists of an £850,000 modern home, a £450,000 16th century farmhouse, a four bed house worth £925,000 and a £525,000 bungalow.

Ed also built a pub in the grounds in 2017.

The singer also owns a restaurant, Bertie Blossoms, as well as a mansion in London, for the times when he is staying over in the capital.

Covent Garden, Battersea – next to the dogs and cats home, Whitechapel and Portobello Road are also places where Ed has invested.

Ed also reportedly bought the two neighbouring properties to his £19.8 million London mansion after there were complaints about the noise.

It is thought that he paid £4 million for the two houses either side of his pad so that it would ‘stop the moaning’.

A source told The Sun at the time: “Ed’s had neighbours grumbling about noise before so when he got a chance to buy up the two houses next to his London home, he jumped at the chance.”

Ed lives on his Suffolk estate with his wife Cherry Seaborn and their newborn daughter Lyra.

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