Taylor Swifts Cornelia Street West Village Townhouse Is Available for Rent

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• ITV News presenter hits out at channel for not taking Rageh Omaar off air
• Swift’s landlord had no idea who she was
• Prince Harry slammed for wearing four medals while honoring US servicewoman from his California mansion
• It boasts a swimming pool and private gym
• Taylor Swift parties with Travis Kelce, Mahomes couple in Vegas as she feels ‘sad’ about going back on tour: reports
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• The West Village home that inspired 'Cornelia Street' was previously sold in 2019 for $11.5 million

And it isn’t just her beautiful home that keeps Swift coming back to New York City for more. She also loves the local restaurant and night-life scene and has been spotted at some of her favourite spots over the past few months. Game of Thrones star Turner and her kids even sought reprieve at the songwriter’s downtown Manhattan manse during her divorce from Joe Jonas.

ITV News presenter hits out at channel for not taking Rageh Omaar off air

The property has seven bedrooms and six bathrooms, while there is also a three-bedroom apartment next door that Taylor's security team stays at. Then in 2017, the singer bought a three-story townhouse next door to her apartment for $18 million. Her first real estate purchase in New York was made in 2014, as Taylor bought two adjacent penthouses in Tribeca for $19.95 million. 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.

Swift’s landlord had no idea who she was

In her 2017 song “Delicate,” Swift mentioned a “dive bar on the East Side.” While she didn’t name the exact name of the spot, fans speculate she was referring to Lovers of Today. In the All Too Well short film, Swift filmed the book signing scene at the Housing Works Bookstore, which is also in the neighborhood. I’m sick of keeping quiet about the disaster this city’s leadership has created,” Tinnin chided in her Facebook post. She described the evening with her granddaughter as “extra special,” noting that they shared a meal together and enjoyed baths before plopping down on the couch for the movie. Other New Yorkers are cashing in, too, with Taylor Swift walking tours of the city.

Prince Harry slammed for wearing four medals while honoring US servicewoman from his California mansion

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 home is being rented by Italian furniture firm Zanotta, as an immersive corporate house for networking and displaying their high-end wares. The property last changed hands in 2019 for $11.5 million, records show.

Large windows, most spectacularly those in the dining room, look out onto prime Village views. The kitchen was recently renovated to feature an open-concept flow into the dining room, which overlooks the West Village. According to People, most of the windows in the property face the back garden, allowing Swift full privacy when she lived in the apartment.

Indeed, Swift has risen to become the second richest self-made woman in music — with her net worth at a cool $740 million. She has surpassed Madonna’s net worth of $580 million, but ranks behind Rihanna, whose net worth is $1.4 billion.

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Built in 1899, the residence is located on Cornelia Street, one of West Village’s most exclusive blocks, according to the listing with Corcoran agents Laurence Carty, Irene Lo and Jennifer Rahilly. She can be seen walking along Venice Beach with her yellow lab mix in tow, staring off into the sky hoping that looking uninterested and deep will get her discovered. She may or may not have followed Justin Timberlake's every move back in the day but now she is content to write out her obsession for Velvet Ropes along with ghost writing novels about celebrity romance. When she's not busy writing and making plans for her celebrity life after being discovered, you can find her there. As a tween, she sang at local Pennsylvania fairs and festivals and spent time in Nashville attempting to land a recording contract. Her devoted parents, in hopes of encouraging her, moved the family to Hendersonville, Tennessee.

Representatives for the company did not immediately return a request for comment. That said, Swift does leave her Tribeca apartment -- so much so that Buzzfeed once compiled and ranked all the photos of the singer exiting 155 Franklin Street from 2014. Swift has been seen leaving brunch at Bubby's, a diner-style eatery around the corner, and grabbing a meal at Sarabeth's Tribeca, a nearby restaurant and bakery. Save for a few boutique clothing, home decor and jewelry stores, there isn’t much of a reason to wander down Swift’s portion of Franklin Street.

In 2014, she paid nearly $20 million for two penthouses in a Tribeca building, one was previously owned by Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson, to create a larger unit. The duplex-style apartment has 8,300 square feet of living space with six bathrooms and 10 bedrooms including three for her security team. Swift wasn’t done buying real estate in the Volunteer State and in 2011, she snagged a 5,000-square-foot Greek Revival-style mansion in the Nashville suburb of Forest Hills. The songbird shelled out $2.5 million for the Northumberland Estate, which she purchased it for her parents. The house has five garages, an outdoor swimming pool with a two-story pool house, and extensive gardens sitting on six acres of land.

This floor has a light-filled dining room and kitchen with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances and granite counter tops. Also on this level is a guest suite that can be used as a bedroom or an office. Swift rented this 1870 brick townhouse, made famous after her well-known lyric “I rent a place on Cornelia Street,” between 2016 and 2017 while her $50 million TriBeCa loft was undergoing renovations. Today, this charming dig is officially on the market for a cool $17.9 million or available to rent for $45,000 a month.

It was in a Georgian Colonial–style home that she first began to exhibit an interest in music and started to play guitar. At 14, Swift convinced her parents to move to Nashville to pursue her music career—which is where she made her first official real estate purchase, in 2009, a condo that she still owns today. But she did hang on to one LA property — the 1934 Georgian Revival estate she purchased for a whopping $25 million. The 1934 Georgian Revival estate includes seven-bedrooms and eight-bathrooms, spanning 10,982 square feet.

While one might expect Swift to live closer to the action, Tribeca's distance from popular tourist traps could be part of what attracts celebrities to the lower Manhattan neighborhood. Those familiar with the album 1989 might be disappointed to find that Taylor Swift's block is not full of bright lights and a new soundtrack to dance to forevermore. Another made light of the recent Ticketmaster controversy around Swift’s concert tickets. Her properties ranging from New York City to Nashville, Tennessee and on each coast are worth more than $80 million.

The three-bedroom abode is a corner duplex with soaring ceilings at the Adelicia complex. Features include 7-bedrooms, 5.5-bathrooms, and a drool-worthy kitchen with exposed beam ceilings, glass-front cabinets, all stainless steel appliances, and a marble island. The townhouse on 23 Cornelia Street inspired her now-hit song “Cornelia Street” and is a 153-year-old carriage house that has been fully modernized on the interiors but retains its iconic brick facade. The “Blank Space” singer rented the home in 2016 for $39,500 per month while her Tribeca residence was being redone.

Former New York City Global Welcome Ambassador Taylor Swift really loves Manhattan. And, according to recent reports, she bought nearly $50 million worth of it on a sleepy block in Tribeca. In a 2019 interview with Vulture, the home’s former owner David Aldea, said although he did not initially know who Swift was when he first rented the space to her, she instantly loved it. The Corcoran Group shared a video tour of the apartment on TikTok and Instagram, which many of the star’s fans were quick to comment on. She purchased the mansion- which boasts eight bedrooms and eight fire places- in 2013 for  $17.75 million. Taylor owns a $47.7 million apartment in New York City's Tribeca neighborhood, which essentially covers the entire block.

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The Fearless singer purchased the 600-square-foot main house, which was built in 1934, for $2.5 million in 2011. Taylor also owns a luxurious beach house in the Westerly, Rhode Island neighborhood Watch Hill, which spans 12,000 square feet. The Fearless singer bought the second-floor in her original building, which spans 3,540 square feet, for nearly $10 million in 2018. The 31-year-old singer owns a collection of luxurious homes across the United States, including a New York City penthouse and a Rhode Island mansion.