A Taylor Swift superfan spilled the details on everything he saw when he was invited inside the pop star’s $50 million New York City home.
In a new interview, Tyler Conroy recalled sipping on Diet Cokes from Swift’s fridge, checking out her personal library filled with “Harry Potter” books and listening to her 2014 hit “Shake It Off” in her townhouse in the Tribeca neighborhood.
The “Taylor Swift: This Is Our Song” author explained to the Daily Mail Monday that the “Tortured Poets Department” artist once let him and a few other fans wander around the lower floor of her sprawling property.
Conroy shared that Swift’s dad, Scott Swift, was present during the visit and told him, “‘When Taylor went to look at her apartment, [former resident] Ian McKellen was sat there at the dining table in his pajamas.'”
Scott, 72, also told the group that he and his daughter, 34, watched “Frozen” together at her place, according to the Swiftie, who thought the anecdote “was so cute.”
Some of Taylor’s beloved cats also joined the superfans, but Conroy did not clarify how many or which ones.
“I played with her pet cats, and it was then I noticed that there was a birdcage with a broken Grammy Award in it. Taylor had broken it [after dropping it at the 2010 ceremony], and she wanted to look after it by putting it in the cage,” he told the outlet.
As for the home itself, the content creator — who recently became a Taylor Swift correspondent for ITV’s “This Morning” — described it as “brown,” “rustic” and “in an old New York style.”
Conroy also disclosed that Taylor had a secret “speakeasy” bathroom that was only accessible via a “secret door behind a bookcase.” He said the room included towels with “TS” monogrammed on them.
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The devoted fan noted that Taylor’s countless awards were “all over the place” — even on her toilet.
“There were a couple on the fireplace. There was even one on the top of the toilet; I have never seen anything like that before. Most people have some potpourri or some flowers, but she had a Grammy Award on her loo,” he said.
Conroy also noticed a Polaroid camera in the “Lover” singer’s lounge that her family and friends could use to take pictures and hang them on her walls.
While Taylor was not home during the once-in-a-lifetime tour, she had met Conroy prior to that and even wrote the title of her 2008 album, “Fearless,” on a piece of paper for him so he could get it tattooed on his foot.
Taylor bought her Tribeca pad for $18 million in 2014 and later expanded the space by purchasing the three units above her –– for roughly $10 million each –– and renovating them to create an 8,300-square-foot duplex.
The “Cruel Summer” singer, whom Forbes recently named a billionaire, mostly tries to keep her private life out of the spotlight, but she has occasionally shared some photos inside her Big Apple abode.
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Some of her past social media posts have featured her dining room, which was painted red and had a long, wooden dining table in the center. She also added some vintage red rugs and velvet couches to give it a warmer feeling.
Meanwhile, her kitchen appeared to be more modern with bright yellow tiles on the walls and white cabinets outlining the room.
Her compound also included a bar area, a pool table, an indoor swimming pool and her neutral-toned bedroom complete with a light wood vanity and matching TV cabinet.
Taylor has been photographed entering and leaving her multimillion-dollar townhouse several times over the years, most recently while hanging out with her boyfriend, Travis Kelce.
The global superstar also has properties in Beverly Hills, Calif. ($25 million), Watch Hill, RI ($17 million) and Nashville ($2 million).
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