Taylor Swift reportedly spent $25 million on a Beverly Hills mansion that previously belonged to legendary film producer Samuel Goldwyn, Variety reports.
The sale closed at the beginning of September, though the buyer was masked behind an LLC with a Nashville address. Variety, citing multiple unnamed sources, is now reporting that the mystery buyer was indeed Swift.
The 11,000-square-foot mansion would be Swift's second in Beverly Hills — she also owns a $3.55 million home there, in addition to properties in New York City, Rhode Island, and two in Nashville.
The Goldwyn Estate has six bedrooms, a tennis court, guest apartment, swimming pool, and large gardens. Goldwyn frequently used his home to host stars of the golden age of Hollywood, including Clark Gable, Charlie Chaplin, Bette Davis, and Frank Capra. Though Goldwyn died in 1974, the estate had belonged to his son, the late Samuel Goldwyn Jr., ever since.
Swift addressed Variety's report in a tweet Tuesday.
What the press says I'm doing:
Buying a Bev Hills mansion, getting married in an English castle
What I'm doing: Playing a show in St. Louis
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) September 29, 2015SEE ALSO: Personal finance guru Suze Orman is selling her Plaza apartment for $4.5 million
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