Taylor Swift's former Cornelia Road townhouse in New York Metropolis has gone up for hire.
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Followers may nonetheless have higher luck renting Taylor Swift’s iconic Cornelia Road townhouse in New York Metropolis than scoring her Eras tour tickets, which have resold for as much as a whopping $22,000.
The charming four-bedroom, seven-bathroom West Village property at 23 Cornelia St. is up for hire at $45,000 per 30 days, The Put up has discovered.
Swift, 32, lived within the house in 2016 whereas renovations on her townhouse in close by Tribeca had been happening.
This short-term house even gained notoriety when Swift wrote a music titled “Cornelia Road” on her seventh studio album “Lover.” The tune displays on her reminiscences of dwelling within the property throughout the starting of her relationship with actor Joe Alywn.
Options embody dramatic double-height ceilings, three fuel fireplaces and hardwood flooring all through. Excellent for an A-lister, the house additionally boasts a storage for privateness — in addition to an indoor pool that measures roughly 30 toes by 15 toes, and 5.5 toes deep.
To prime it off, there’s additionally a rooftop terrace with gabled roof construction and open views of downtown Manhattan.
Spanning roughly 5,500 sq. toes, the house was inbuilt 1899. Greater than a house, it was initially used as a carriage home in 1870, based on the itemizing.
On the primary stage is the pool. In the meantime, the second stage holds the lounge with beamed ceilings, blond parquet Russian Ipe wooden flooring, leaded glass home windows and a woodburning fire with a marble fireplace, the itemizing provides.
The kitchen includes a Wolf vary, a Sub-Zero fridge and wine fridge, a Fisher & Paykel double drawer dishwasher and granite counters. It opens into the eating space with floor-to-ceiling casement home windows overlooking the West Village yard views. Towards the entrance of this flooring is a bed room/house workplace with a full bathtub going through Cornelia Road.
On the third stage are two bed room suites that every maintain their very own terrace. The first bed room options excessive ceilings, a walk-in closet and a dramatic marble toilet with a glass-enclosed bathe and a skylight. The terrace boasts its personal outside lounge with a fuel fire.
The terrace off of the first bed room.
The convention room.
The first toilet.
A second bed room.
The storage used as an extra room.
The lounge with a fire.
The workplace.
The staircase.
The first bed room.
Laurence Carty, Irene Lo and Jennifer Rahilly with Corcoran maintain the itemizing.
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