In 2015, pop megastar Taylor Swift purchased the two-acre Goldwyn estate in Beverly Hills for $25 million (in cash!). The iconic 11,000-square-foot, four-bedroom mansion was originally commissioned by Hollywood producer Samuel Goldwyn in 1934 and he lived there until he died in the 70s. Until Swift purchased it, the home has remained in the Goldwyn family.

After purchasing the Georgian-style mansion, Swift went to work restoring it with the help of architects Barbara Lamprecht and George Taylor Louden. She also put the estate up for landmark status. In early April, the Beverly Hills City Council unanimously approved it as a historic city landmark. The designation means that any future construction will require special approval from the city but it also boosts the value of the property if and when Swift decides to sell.

Altogether, the estate includes six bedrooms, five baths, a library, theater with 35mm projection, and a guest suite. Throughout the rest of the property you’ll find staff lodging, terraces, gardens, lawns, a tennis court, and a pool with poolhouse.