Correction: This article was fully refreshed on October 24, 2026. The previous version carried unverified claims, including unverified interior descriptions, inconsistent room counts, outdated personal details, and speculative claims about future purchases. Those claims have been removed. The version below keeps only the property facts that can be checked against credible property reporting, and it states clearly where a detail is reported rather than confirmed.
This Taylor Swift House tour follows a clear pattern: Nashville first, then a coastal Rhode Island home, a New York compound, and a historic Beverly Hills estate. The prices below are reported purchase prices, not current values.
Taylor Swift House: At a Glance
| Property | Year reported | Reported price |
|---|---|---|
| Nashville penthouse, Adelicia, Music Row | 2009 | About $1.9 million |
| Northumberland Estate, Nashville | 2011 | $2.5 million |
| Watch Hill, Rhode Island | 2013 | $17.75 million |
| Tribeca penthouses, 155 Franklin Street, New York | 2014 | $19.95 million for the first two units |
| Goldwyn Estate, Beverly Hills | 2015 | $25 million |
Nashville: The First Taylor Swift House Purchase
Swift was 20 when she bought a penthouse on Nashville’s Music Row in 2009. Page Six reports the price as about $1.9 million. The 3,240-square-foot corner duplex in the Adelicia complex has three bedrooms.
This was a working base in the city where her recording career began, rather than a showpiece mansion. It remains the natural starting point for any Taylor Swift House tour because it marks the beginning of the reported portfolio.
Nashville: Northumberland Estate
In 2011, Swift bought the Northumberland Estate in Nashville’s Forest Hills area for a reported $2.5 million. The Greek Revival property was built in 1934. Page Six reports a 5,600-square-foot main house on 6 acres, with a 2,000-square-foot guesthouse built beside the home in 1964.
Unlike the Music Row penthouse, this is a larger, more formal house. The verified facts are its style, date, size, land area, and purchase year and price. This refresh does not repeat earlier claims about who used the guesthouse, because that detail was not supported in the reporting used here.
Rhode Island: Watch Hill and the Holiday House
In 2013, Swift bought the Watch Hill estate in Westerly, Rhode Island, for a reported $17.75 million in cash. The property is also known as High Watch and as Holiday House. Page Six reports an 11,000-square-foot estate with eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and eight fireplaces on 5.23 acres, with 700 feet of private beachfront.
The house is closely linked to two well-documented parts of Swift’s public story. It became known for her Fourth of July gatherings, and it inspired her song “The Last Great American Dynasty,” about Rebekah Harkness, a former owner of the house.
Two corrections matter here. The previous version gave the size as 12,000 square feet and the bathroom count as 10.5. The reporting used for this refresh gives 11,000 square feet and 10 bathrooms, and those are the figures used above.
New York: The Tribeca Compound
Swift began building her Tribeca compound in 2014. She bought two adjacent penthouses at 155 Franklin Street for $19.95 million, from director Peter Jackson, and combined them into a duplex reported to have 10 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms.
She later expanded the holding. Page Six reports a lower-level unit bought for $10 million and, in 2017, a townhouse next door bought for $18 million, with seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. Readers should not add those separate purchases into one single-house total: they are separate units that together form a compound.
One New York address often confused with a purchase was a rental. Swift rented a West Village townhouse on Cornelia Street in 2016 and 2017, reportedly for $38,000 a month. That rental inspired her song “Cornelia Street.” It was not a purchase, and it is not counted here as an owned Taylor Swift House.
Beverly Hills: A Former Cottage and the Goldwyn Estate
Swift previously owned a Cape Cod-style cottage in Beverly Hills. Page Six reports that she sold that cottage in 2018 for $4 million, and sold a smaller single-story home used as a guesthouse for $2.65 million in the same year. This refresh does not repeat the previous version’s unverified purchase details for that cottage.
The Beverly Hills property that defines the later part of the story is the Goldwyn Estate. Swift bought the 1934 Georgian Revival estate in 2015 for a reported $25 million. It was previously owned by Hollywood film producer Samuel Goldwyn. Page Six reports a 10,982-square-foot mansion with seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
In 2017, the Beverly Hills City Council approved Swift’s request to make the home a historic city landmark. That landmark step is the verified reason the estate is often described as a preservation story, not only a luxury purchase.
One correction matters here as well. The previous version gave the Goldwyn Estate as having 10 bathrooms. The reporting used for this refresh gives eight bathrooms, and that figure is used above.
What This Taylor Swift House Tour Does Not Claim
This refresh does not give a single current total value for the whole portfolio, because purchase prices from different years are not a current valuation. It also does not treat rumors about a London purchase as ownership, and it does not predict future purchases. If a future purchase is reported by credible property sources, it should be added with its date and price, not as speculation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most expensive single Taylor Swift House purchase in this tour?
The Goldwyn Estate in Beverly Hills, bought in 2015 for a reported $25 million. The Tribeca compound cost more in total across separate units, but $25 million is the highest single reported purchase price listed here.
Where is Taylor Swift’s Rhode Island house?
In Watch Hill, in Westerly, Rhode Island. It is known as High Watch and as Holiday House.
Does Taylor Swift own a house in London?
No verified purchase in London is included in this refresh. Rumors alone are not treated as ownership.
Has Taylor Swift written songs about her homes?
Yes. “The Last Great American Dynasty” is about the Rhode Island house and its former owner, Rebekah Harkness, and “Cornelia Street” was inspired by her West Village rental.
Sources
Property dates, prices, sizes, and room counts in this refresh are drawn chiefly from Page Six, “All of Taylor Swift’s houses: A look at her $80M real estate portfolio,” updated October 6, 2025: https://pagesix.com/lifestyle/all-of-taylor-swifts-houses/
