See inside Taylor Swift's $80M houses, mansions and lofts

Table Of Content

• Taylor Swift Drops $18M On A New York City Townhouse
• Taylor Swift parties with Travis Kelce, Mahomes couple in Vegas as she feels ‘sad’ about going back on tour: reports
• Step Inside Taylor Swift’s Eight Multimillion-Dollar Homes
• The West Village home that inspired 'Cornelia Street' was previously sold in 2019 for $11.5 million

Exhibiting beamed ceilings, blond parquet Russian Ipe wood floors, and a marble wood-burning fireplace – it's easy to understand the appeal behind the living room. But even with its architectural features aside, this property has much to offer. Swift has been shaking off doubters ever since, amassing eight diverse pads, ranging from a $150 million penthouse in Manhattan’s TriBeCa neighborhood to an 11,000-square-foot historical landmark in California.

Taylor Swift Drops $18M On A New York City Townhouse

Inside Taylor Swift's $50m NYC apartment where she resides amid The Eras Tour - Hindustan Times

Inside Taylor Swift's $50m NYC apartment where she resides amid The Eras Tour.

Posted: Wed, 15 Nov 2023 08:00:00 GMT [source]

“Drive right in, open a side door, and walk right into the guest suite on the first floor,” the listing reads. The mansion has six bedrooms, a tennis court, a whole apartment for guests, and a swimming pool. That's because West Village townhouse is going back on the market for a cool $17.9 million, according to the Corcoran Group.

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Her places go coast to coast with her first one being purchased 14 years ago. Finally, the next floor up the rooftop terrace offers stunning views of downtown Manhattan. There’s even room for an outdoor kitchen, putting green, or whatever you wish. The home is listed by Laurence Carty, Irene Lo, and Jennifer Rahilly of The Corcoran Group.

Step Inside Taylor Swift’s Eight Multimillion-Dollar Homes

Swift rented the property in 2016 while her Tribeca home was being renovated. Taylor Swift may be best known for her impressive music career, though with eight homes across four states, she may be adding “real estate mogul” to her repertoire pretty soon. The 33-year-old superstar—who recently completed the first U.S. leg of her record-breaking Eras Tour—is worth an estimated $570 million, according to Forbes, $150 million of which she has invested in real estate. The property has seven bedrooms and six bathrooms and includes a three-bedroom apartment next door for Swift’s security team.

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Swift’s most recent acquisition adds to her already packed real-estate portfolio. The luxury townhouse also includes a home theater, a gym, a steam bath, and a bar, as well as a guest suite with a private bathroom and a separate entrance. The primary bedroom and one other guest suite are found on the third floor, each with its own private terrace, spa-like bathroom, and walk-in closet. The bedrooms are lined with casement windows and French doors open onto each terrace overlooking Cornelia Street.

The West Village home that inspired 'Cornelia Street' was previously sold in 2019 for $11.5 million

When Swift needs a little getaway, she has her Rhode Island home to escape to. Spanning a massive 12,000 square feet, the estate has eight bedrooms and eight fireplaces. In 2018, she bought the second-floor complex to the building for nearly $10 million.

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The top two floors were combined together to create one spanning 770 sqm duplex. She then expanded along the cobblestone block by snapping up three units in the building next door for just under $10 million each, according to Page Six. The house was built by Guilford Dudley Jr., a former US ambassador to Denmark. Indeed, Swift has risen to become the second richest self-made woman in music — with her net worth at a cool $740 million.

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Under the photo she reportedly wrote, "Life is full of little interruptions." Today, however, this four-bedroomed property is ready to serve as a home once again. We don't know for sure, but we totally think Swift threw plenty of dinner parties for her famous friends. According to Page Six, Taylor offered Sophie Turner and her kids this apartment so they have somewhere to live while she deals with custody issues amid her contentious divorce from Joe Jonas. Turner has reportedly been seen out and about in the neighborhood looking “unbothered and incredible,” Cosmopolitan comments.

Almost unheard of in New York, the spacious planted terrace features Japanese paper glass walls and a natural gas grill, perfect for when Taylor’s girl gang decides to come over. On the third floor, the luxurious master suite is the picture of relaxation, thanks to wide plank floors, his/her walk in closets and dressing rooms, a wet bar, and a master bath furnished in limestone. Underneath the garage is a pool level, which houses the 30-foot by 15-foot and 5.5-foot-deep pool, an exterior garden, a gas fireplace, and a gym.

The Zanotta team hopes that inviting would-be buyers to immerse themselves in its aesthetic 24/7 will help bolster the brand’s profile stateside and allow clients to better understand its distinctive style. And now that the New York townhouse has been successfully launched, the brand is hoping to add more around the world. There’s also access to a spacious planted terrace that is surrounded by Japanese paper glass walls — which is great for getting privacy when friends are cooking on the natural gas grill. The sleek, contemporary kitchen is decked out in Miele & Gaggenau appliances, limestone heated floors, as well as Italian cabinetry. The couple, who has been dating for four years, is reportedly living in a pad owned by a famous British rocker in the north of the capital.

Although the lyrics are seemingly about the singer’s struggle growing up in the spotlight, Swifites took a more humorous approach, often making light of their trauma — and the activist’s entry was right on the mark. ” last week, fans flocked to social media to share photos of places or things that shaped them into who they are. I’m sick of keeping quiet about the disaster this city’s leadership has created,” Tinnin chided in her Facebook post. When Ms. Swift lived at the Cornelia Street abode, she paid about $40,000 a month, according to People.

After sales were canceled, tickets started popping up on the secondary market, including one single floor ticket for a Philadelphia show in May asking $45,000. She bought the 1934 Samuel Goldwyn Estate in 2015 and was soon approved by the Beverly Hills Cultural Heritage Commission to turn it into a historical landmark. Her and her architect plan to restore the mansion to 1934 condition, when it was built for Goldwyn, the famed Hollywood producer. Also on the first floor is a nanny/guest suite with its own private entrance. Taylor continued to add to her impressive real estate portfolio when she purchased a $25 million Los Angeles mansion in 2015. The home inspired the song The Last Great American Dynasty off of her 2020 album Folklore, while the singer also used to host her famous Fourth of July parties on the property.

Currently, the building is being rented to the Italian furniture firm, Zanotta. The company has created an immersive experience at the residence, dubbing it Zanotta House New York. Representatives for the company did not immediately return a request for comment. There’s also a rooftop terrace with a “gabled roof structure and enjoy open views of downtown”. The property is listed by luxury real estate agency The Corcoran Group, which posted the advertisement earlier this week. On the second floor, there are two bedroom suites that feature custom closets, Italian limestone baths, a jet tub and waterfall showers.

Swift rented the home on the New York West Village street back in 2016. And – perhaps unsurprisingly to anyone who has an idea about the singer’s real estate portfolio – the property is spectacular. She had the penthouses converted into an 8,309-square-foot duplex, which now has 10 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. But she did hang on to one LA property — the 1934 Georgian Revival estate she purchased for a whopping $25 million. Even as the music star is busy traveling around the world, she put quite a stamp on the real estate world. In fact, her portfolio, made up of eight properties, is worth more than $150 million, according to the Wall Street Journal.

There’s also an eat-in kitchen, a lounge area which leads to a patio surrounding the pool and a roof terrace with skyline views, according to the listing. Three of the bedrooms have private outdoor space, including the main bedroom, which also has a large bathroom with a sky-lit shower. Taylor Swift doesn’t just set records in sales—it seems she sets them in real estate as well. The Reputation singer recently dropped $9.75 million for a second-floor apartment on Franklin Street, in the same Tribeca building where she currently owns other properties. According to the New York Post, Swift bought the 3,540-square-foot unit from financier Jeremy Phillips; the megastar had shielded her identity from the public behind an LLC throughout the purchase process. She’s already the owner of two other units in the same building, both top-floor apartments that she combined to create an enviable penthouse duplex measuring 8,000 square feet.