Taylor Swift's Alter Cape Cod Mansion: Triple Sales Prize

Taylor Swifts Cape Cod Mansion was recently offered for sale, and the price has almost tripled, whereby the house is available on the market for a whopping 14.5 million US dollars. Although the pop sensation bought it for 5 million US dollars and then sold it for $ 5.68 million, the rate of the property has tripled over the past 12 years.

Taylor Swift's former Cape Cod Mansion Hits Market for 14.5 million US dollars

Taylor Swifts Cape Cod Mansion is now for sale and Swifties can pack the house for 14.5 million US dollars. The property is located near the famous Kennedy site, on which the late President John F. Kennedy, his parents and siblings was once home. The singer lived in her home house when she was associated with Conor Kennedy. The two performed at the end of 2012.

Swift had originally bought the manor house for $ 5 million and sold it shortly after she and Kennedy separated. It sold the house in 2013 for 5.68 million US dollars, which changed the owner a few times before increasing for sale this year. The property offers a breathtaking view of the ocean, similar to the Kennedy connection.

According to the list, the house was built in Cape CoD in 1928 and has eight bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The villa extends over 5,064 square foot, which is located on a 1.11 hectare property. While the property has several appealing features, the panoramic processes and the impeccable privacy are the buyers.

In combination with its timeless elegance, the manor house ensures a beautiful family home. It also has more than 200 feet private beach area. In addition, the house has a veranda and a terrace. Together with this complete a heated pool in the ground and a shower outdoors. There is also a fireplace, a detached inn and three garages that make the property an irresistible purchase.

In addition, the listing shows that the mansion has been meticulously maintained over the years. It is offered fully furnished when buying, whereby the interior design is carried out by Heather Wells per person.