Ed Sheeran’s sprawling estate in Suffolk is the most Googled celebrity home in the UK with almost 47,000 searches a year.
Data shows that Britons look up the singer’s 16-acre village home more than 46,800 times a year.
Sheeran has been building and adding onto his estate for the last five years so that he has five houses including a pub, swimming pool, hot tub, orchard, walled kitchen garden, greenhouse, underground cinema and billiards room.
Data shows that Britons look up Ed Sheeran’s 16-acre village home in Suffolk (pictured) more than 46,800 times a year
Country living: After amassing an estimated £160million fortune, the superstar set about creating his own extraordinary estate – dubbed Sheeranville
Pictured: Ed Sheeran and his wife Cherry Seaborn at the Brit Awards after party in 2017
Along with all of these features Sheeranville has a gym, recording studio, wildlife pond and keeps goats, sheep and chickens.
The data, revealed by the Sun, show that after Ed Sheeran Britons are most interested in Katie Price’s estate with 38,400 searches and Kim Kardashian’s home with 14,400 searches.
Ed Sheeran was also the only Brit to be featured on a different global Top Ten list where Kim Kardashian’s home had the most searches worldwide with over 168,000 searches a year.
Ed Sheeran was also the only Brit to be featured on a different global Top Ten list where Kim Kardashian’s home had the most searches worldwide with over 168,000 searches a year.Pictured: Kim Kardashian’s Calabasas home undergoing renovations
After Ed Sheeran Britons are most interested in Katie Price’s estate with 38,400 searches and Kim Kardashian’s home with 14,400 searches.Pictured: Katie Price’s Sussex house showing her personalised pink mobility scooter
Pictured: Ed Sheeran performing at Glastonbury Festival in 2017
The data, compiled by Ratedpeople.com, said Ed’s estate is searched 80,400 times a year worldwide.
Sheeranville is not without controversy with Ed having several legal disputes over his rights to expand and his neighbours’ rights to expand.
This year Ed’s neighbour, Anthony Robinson, won a battle against the superstar who rejected Mr Robinson’s plans to extend his back garden.
Anthony Robinson, who lives three houses along from the pop star’s estate, was given permission to make his back garden 160 feet bigger despite Ed Sheeran’s objections.
Ed Sheeran’s neighbour Anthony Robinson won his fight to extend his back garden by 160 feet. This aerial image shows the original boundary in red and what his new garden will look like
Mr Robinson already owned the field behind his four bedroom home worth
£550,000 in the village of Dennington, Suffolk, and wanted to incorporate some of it into his private garden.
But Sheeran, worth £160 million, who had undertaken his own vast building project just a few hundred feet away, did not want the space to be domesticated.
He claimed it would extend the village into the countryside in an unplanned and artificial way’.
Although the council objected to Mr Robinson’s proposal initially many neighbours wrote in to support him and his plans were eventually approved.
Last year June the singer had to fight to be able to keep his 16ft pub sign he had hung outside a barn converted into a drinking den.
Although he had been given planning permission for the pub in 2017 he had not been given permission for the sign which caused locals to question why it was there.
Ed Sheeran won his battle to keep a huge pub sign he hung up at his country estate, MailOnline revealed
Sheeran was also told he could not swim in his wildlife pond after he was granted permission to build it under the condition that it was used to provide a natural habitat for frogs, newts and dragonflies.
The council visited his property and specifically forbade ‘recreational leisure such as swimming’.
He was also forced to remove his outside sauna, in a caravan next to the pond, after neighbours complained.
Sheeran got into hot water with neighbours over a ‘wildlife pond’ (pictured) he had built at the site. Planners granted him permission to build the kidney-shaped pond after he promised it would provide a natural habitat for frogs, newts and dragonflies. However they specifically forbade ‘recreational leisure such as swimming’ after locals raised their concerns
Last year Sheeran was however granted planning permission to create a place of worship in his back garden which he has yet to build.
The new building was described in the application as ‘novel and modern’, but designed not to conflict with the parish church of St Mary.
The singer-songwriter has been given permission for the boat-shaped building near his home in Framlingham in Suffolk where he grew up