Taylor Swift's Childhood Home Close To CNY Sold For How Much?

Someone's living their "Wildest Dreams" in Taylor Swifts old house... and it isn't too far from Central New York.

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The five-bedroom home in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania originally went on the market at $1.1 million, but was sold on Friday down $100,000 from its original mark. The "one-of-a-kind" Georgian Colonial home is three stories tall with a modern finish all the way through.

Any fan of Taylor Swift would go nuts to live in this house because of what she did there. The home is allegedly where she wrote her chart-topping hits "Love Story" and "Tear Drops On My Guitar". The last time Swift actually visited the home was back in February of 2016.

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The house is located in Wyomissing, different from her 11-acre Christmas Tree Farm in Reading, Pennsylvania that's featured in her music videos for "The Best Day" and "Christmas Tree Farm". The house is just as far from Central New York as it would be to drive to New York City from Utica.

Swift lived in the house for three years, until she was 14. Her family ended up moving to Nashville in 2004 to help her further her career in country music. To date, she currently owns around $80 million in real estate, including homes in London, New York City, Rhode Island and Los Angeles. Her most recent purchase was her $25 million mansion in Beverly Hills.

Take a tour of the house for yourself and see what you missed out on!

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