Taylor Swift's former house on the full price market

If you happen to burn several million dollars on your bank account, you can relieve this problem by buying one of Taylor Swift's former houses.

In 2012 and 2013, Swift had a manor house in Cape CoD with Conor Kennedy, the son of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., after the two separated in autumn 2012, Swift sold the house the following spring.

When buying the house, the Megastar music paid around $ 5 million and later sold it for $ 5.675 million and made a small win. Now the house is on the market at a significantly higher price.

According to People, the 5,000 square meter Hyannis Haupthaus, built in 1928, is now overlooking the Nantucket sound for $ 14.5 million.

The abode of the eight bedroom and seven bathrooms in the 27 Series Marchant Ave in the port of Hyannis is located on a 1.1 hectare property with a 200-foot private beach.

It is also located in the direct line of sight of the famous Kennedy site.

“The property was changed through a masterful cooperation between the current owners, the architect Dell Mitchell and the interior designer Heather Wells,” says the list.

“Today it is a sophisticated but relaxed modern coastal retreat. With over 5,000 square meters of beautifully curated living space, every room is geared towards the water, maximizes the natural light and draws the outside.

“A dramatic entrance Foyer opens to a comprehensive view of the sea and indicates the tone for the seamless connection of the house to its extraordinary background.”

In addition to her countless music results, Swift also has a passion for real estate.

She has houses in New York City, Los Angeles, Rhode Island and Nashville, including a luxury area of ​​50 million US dollars in Tribeca, which she bought in 2014.

For a closer look at your former Cape CoD home, which is now on the market, you will find more photos here.