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Taylor Swift has an $80 million real estate holding.

Both her music and real estate holdings are impressive.

The multimillionaire pop star, who was born and raised in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, owns several stunning residences around the nation, including a mansion in Rhode Island and a compound in New York City, as quoted in a report by Page Six.

Here’s a thorough analysis of Swift’s real estate holdings and their respective values:

Tribeca, New York

Singer Taylor Swift bought two adjacent penthouses in Tribeca for $19.95 million in 2014, which she combined into a luxurious duplex containing 10 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and a billiards room. She loaned the investment to Sophie Turner after their divorce. Four years later, Swift expanded the home by buying the second-floor unit for nearly $10 million from financier Jeremy Phillips. In 2017, she bought a townhouse next door for $18 million, featuring a gym, spa, antique French oak floors, and a planted terrace with a Japanese paper glass wall. The building has seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a separate apartment for the Grammy winner’s security team. Swift has submitted permits for over $1 million in renovations to her Franklin Street compound.

New York, West Village

Swift rented a 5,500-square-foot West Village townhouse in Tribeca during renovations. She paid $38,000 a month in 2016 and 2017 to live in the digs, which were built in the 1970s and used to store horse-drawn carriages. The property, which features four bedrooms, five bathrooms, two powder rooms, an eat-in kitchen, multiple terraces, a rooftop lounge, an indoor lap pool, and a garage, inspired her song “Cornelia Street” on her 2019 album “Lover.”
Westerly, Rhode Island, Watch Hill

Taylor Swift purchased a waterfront mansion in Westerly, Rhode Island, for $17.75 million in 2013. The 11,000-square-foot estate, known as High Watch or Holiday House, has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and eight fireplaces. The 5.23-acre property has a patio and swimming pool, 700 feet of private beachfront. In January 2025, Swift obtained building permits for an estimated $1.7 million expansion project. Plans include adding a 16-by-24-foot bedroom, new bathrooms, and updating the kitchen.

Nashville, Tennessee, Music Row

Swift purchased a $1.9 million penthouse on Nashville’s Music Row at age 20 in 2009. The 3,240-square-foot corner duplex condo in the Adelicia complex features three bedrooms, high ceilings, and an open concept. The luxury building offers amenities like a heated pool and personal trainer. Swift expressed her desire for every color in the apartment, reflecting on its Alice in Wonderland-inspired design concept.

Nashville, Tennessee, Northumberland Estate

Swift bought a Greek revival estate in Nashville for $2.5 million in 2011, inspired by the Nashville music scene. The property, dubbed Northumberland Estate, features a 5,600-square-foot main house and a 2,000-square-foot guesthouse. Built by former US ambassador Guilford Dudley Jr., it sits on 6 acres. Swift plans to make Nashville a home base to be closer to her boyfriend Travis Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs games, according to sources.
Los Angeles, California, Beverly Hills

Swift used to own three magnificent homes in Los Angeles, California, but now she only owns one stunning estate. Swift made $4 million from the sale of her Cape Cod-style Beverly Hills cottage in 2018 and $2.65 million from the sale of a smaller, one-story house that was used as a guesthouse.

But in 2015, she paid $25 million for a 1934 Georgian Revival estate, which she still proudly owns. Previously owned by Hollywood film producer Samuel Goldwyn, the 10,982-square-foot mansion has eight bathrooms and seven bedrooms. Swift’s request to have the house designated as a historic city landmark was granted by the Beverly Hills City Council in 2017.