Ed Sheeran has been given the green light to convert six run-down barns at his new ‘Sheeranville’ estate for a music archive and state-of-the art recording complex.
The singer bought a £1.1million Grade II-listed farm, about 400 years old, close to his current home, a 16-acre estate in Suffolk.
The 35-year-old has plans to turn this into a music complex and won permission from Mid-Suffolk District council to transform a 19th-century piggery and barn into studios.
Now he is being allowed to use six adjoining barns dating back from as early as 1870 as ‘storage space’.
The scheme has evoked comparisons with EMI’s famed
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