Taylor Swift is Rumored to Have Dropped $25 Million on a Piece of Hollywood History

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Singer, songwriter — and real estate collector? Taylor Swift is rumored to have just dropped a cool $25 million in cash on the storied Goldwyn estate in Beverly Hills. The nearly 11,000-square-foot home was built in 1934 by none other than legendary film producer Samuel Goldwyn — the "G" in MGM and grandfather to Scandal's Tony Goldwyn — who frequently used it to entertain screen legends like Marlene Dietrich, Charlie Chaplin, and Clark Gable. The home features a sunken tennis court, pool and pool house, movie theater with 35mm projection, and staff apartment above the garage. If the rumor is true, the Goldwyn estate will joins Taylor's extensive list of other properties: an LA bungalow, two Nashville homes, a Watch Hill, RI, waterfront mansion, and a $20 million Lower Manhattan penthouse purchased just last year. What will Taylor do with this seven-bedroom, 10-bathroom behemoth? Host her ever-growing squad, of course!

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When Taylor entertains, guests will drive into the gated motorcourt before walking through a regal galleria entrance.

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This library is the perfect place for Taylor to work on songs — and if she's having writer's block, she can head to the home's private gym.

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The tennis court is lighted so Taylor and her squad can play late into the night.

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A curved staircase leads to the grand master bedroom.

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The nearly two-acre property is located in a quiet cul-de-sac behind The Beverly Hills Hotel — so if Taylor gets bored at home, she can walk over to the famed hotel for a cocktail.