Paul McCartney lets it be! Ex-Beatle lets grass on his 160-acre Sussex estate turn yellow as he respects hosepipe ban
Sir Paul McCartney’s 160-acre East Sussex estate has been pictured with yellowing lawns during a local hosepipe ban, suggesting he is allowing the grass to dry rather than watering it. The contrast with greener grounds at other celebrity homes has drawn attention because parts of the UK have experienced record-breaking heatwaves and water restrictions.
McCartney, 84, owns the estate in Peasmarsh near Rye. The article compares its dry appearance with Sir Rod Stewart’s lush Essex grounds, while noting that Keith Richards’s nearby West Sussex estate also appears similarly affected by the dry conditions.
- McCartney’s Sussex lawns have turned yellow during a hosepipe ban.
- The dry grounds reflect heatwave conditions and water restrictions.
- Other celebrity estates showed differing lawn conditions.