At the young age of 30, renowned singer Taylor Swift has amassed an impressive real estate portfolio worth approximately $84 million. Alongside her music and advertising revenues, Forbes magazine estimates Swift’s fortune at a staggering $320 million.
Swift’s status as a “real estate giant” is evident in her ownership of eight properties across four states in the US. In 2014, she purchased two adjacent penthouses in New York’s Tribeca neighborhood from director Peter Jackson, transforming them into a luxurious duplex featuring 10 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a billiards room, and an elegant staircase.
Just three years later, Swift acquired an old house near her Tribeca duplex. This historic property offers opulent amenities such as a home theater, gym, and garden terrace, with an estimated value of $12.5 million.
One of Swift’s notable residences is her 1,100-square-foot mansion in Rhode Island, situated atop a hill and offering breathtaking beach views. This stunning villa boasts seven bedrooms, eight fireplaces, and a spacious swimming pool.
In New York’s West Village, Swift owns a charming house built in 1912. With five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and an expansive indoor swimming pool, this Parisian-style property stands out as one of Swift’s finest homes.
Los Angeles is home to three of Swift’s properties, and her most remarkable is a $25 million mansion in Beverly Hills. Acquired from film producer Samuel Goldwyn in 2015, this 1,020-square-foot villa encompasses seven bedrooms, ten bathrooms, and a beautiful swimming pool.
Swift’s real estate ventures began at the age of 20 when she purchased a 300-square-meter Music Row apartment in Nashville, designed with an airy industrial aesthetic.
Her second property in Nashville is an exquisite Greek-style mansion featuring a 520-square-meter main house and a 185-square-meter guest house. Nestled beneath a lush hill, this ranch exudes a 1950s Hollywood charm and includes a wine cellar capable of holding 1,000 bottles. Swift sold this property in October 2018 for $2.65 million.