Taylor Swift's New York townhouse is up for rent for a whopping $45,000 per month

There is fantastic news for all the Swifties, AKA Taylor Swift fans. Taylor Swift’s former New York West Village townhouse is up for rent. Yes, you read that right. Anyone can now live the life Taylor once lived, in the home that inspired her 2019 song Cornelia Street.

The 19th-century carriage house is available for a hefty sum of $45000 a month. It is currently being rented by the Italian furniture brand Zanotta. Here are all the inside details of the home that helped the Shake It Off singer create some global hits.

Details of the Cornelia Street home

The house dates back to 1870, wherein it was built as a carriage house. Over time, it was renovated and restored to host multiple modern amenities. Covering a total of three stories, the 5,500 square feet home is an embodiment of carefully calculated luxuries.

Accents such as floor-to-ceiling casement windows and an open floor plan in certain areas of the home fill the living spaces with tons of air and light. Thus, making it the perfect place to create art and music. With multiple gardens, a fantastic rooftop terrace with seating, and a gorgeous indoor swimming pool, the home has it all. Offering a breathtaking view of the downtown area, the patio is perfect for lounging or soaking in some sun. Two of the bedrooms also come with the bonus of walk-in closets and their own private terraces.

Taylor’s history with the house

Taylor Swift spent a ton of time in the four-bedroom, seven-bathroom house in 2016, while her Tribeca townhouse was getting a makeover. As per Architecture Digest, the home was an inspiration for Taylor’s hit song Cornelia Street, as she recalls memories of this home while she allegedly entered into a new relationship with Joe Alwyn. Swift and Alwyn, are still rumoured to be seeing each other.

Sources used:

- Architectural Digest: 'Taylor Swift’s “Cornelia Street” West Village Townhouse Is Available for Rent'

- DailyHive: 'You can now rent Taylor Swift's former New York home for $45000 a month (PHOTOS/VIDEO)