he owns the place along with his wife trudi. >> what do you love about this place?count the ways. >> just about everything. >> for sting and styler a summer house. but you can rent it for weddings and birthdays and even the honeybees are living the high life. >> you can't tell a bee where to go. but if you give it delicious food. >> and a nice house. >> we have a chestnut grove that makes chestnut honey. >> a long way from sting and styler's roots. >> working-class. >> yeah. about you we never had a house like this. >> sting was born gordon sumner in a ship building town in northern england. styler grew up in central england. >> trudi changed your life and did but there was one woman also important in your life. that's the queen mum. tell me that story. >> i lived next door to a shipyard. i would think as a kid is this what i will do when i grow up. the terrifying place. noisy. dangerous. i had another fantasy i would be a musician. >> one day royalty arrived. sting got a glimpse of the outside world. >> down the street comes the queen mother in a big rolls-royce wi

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