Taylor Swift’s West Village townhouse is going back on the market for a cool $17.9 million — here’s what the house includes.
As her lyrics predicted, it's possible Taylor Swift never walks Cornelia Street again., according to the Corcoran Group. Swift rented the property in 2016 while her Tribeca home was being renovated.
The abode became the inspiration for her hit song"Cornelia Street," which was featured in her 2019 album"Lover." The four-story home spans more than 5,000 square feet. It has four bedrooms, five full baths and two half baths, three fireplaces, an elevator, an indoor pool and a rooftop terrace.The West Village townhouse was built in 1899.
The property, which once housed pop star Taylor Swift, features four levels and a rooftop terrace. The floor plans are not to scale. A drive-in garage at street level lets the homeowner – or a certain celebrity renter – enter without stepping foot out of the car. The second floor contains a living room with its own fireplace, the kitchen and its attached dining room. Both top-level bedrooms open to a private terrace, like the one seen here from the master bedroom. An additional portion of the rooftop deck, which gives"open views of downtown," according to the listing.
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