India, Oct. 17 -- Ed Sheeran's "Castle on the Hill" might take us to the quiet, misty countryside of Suffolk, but today the same countryside holds a quieter story. According to an MSN article, Sheeran bought a former plowed field in 2016, and his Suffolk estate now has a wildlife pond, a meadow and about 14,000 trees. So, how did a plowed field turn into this?

Sheeran's Suffolk roots go back to his childhood. He grew up near Framlingham, and he has said the castle there inspired the song. As an adult, he bought a number of properties close to the town, and his estate came to be nicknamed "Sheeranville." Sheeran told Hits Radio Breakfast Show host Fleur East in a 2021 interview that he did not give it that name. He said he even tried to r...