Taylor Swift’s former Beverly Hills bungalow 'Pillsbury Estate' up for grabs for $8 million

Taylor Swift's former Beverly Hills home has returned to the market. The singer's former bungalow is known as the Pillsbury Estate. It has been listed for $7.995 million. The property is spread in a 1.5 acre land. The residence has four bedrooms a...

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Taylor Swift's former Beverly Hills home has returned to the market. It has been listed for $7.995 million.
Taylor Swift's Beverly Hills home is up for sale for $7.995 million. The residence is known as the Pillsbury Estate. The property is located at 1827 North Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills, California. The property is built on a 1.5 acre land parcel. The house has 4,360 square feet living space. The main home has four bedrooms and five bathrooms. A one-bedroom guest cottage is also present on the property. The estate has a pickleball court, a two-car garage and a motor court with room for seven cars.

Nicolas and Roxy Bijan are the current owners. They purchased the estate from Taylor Swift in an off-market deal in 2018. They have renovated the main house and guest cottage, as per the listing. The estate was featured in Taylor Swift's 1989 album and a Vogue video interview. The property has been listed by Drew and Dean Mandile of Sotheby's International Realty, Beverly Hills Brokerage.



Taylor Swift's former Beverly Hills home

Taylor Swift purchased the Beverly Hills residence in 2011. She had just released her third studio album, Speak Now. Taylor Swift was in her early twenties when she purchased the house. She sold the house in 2018 before purchasing another Beverly Hills property known as the Samuel Goldwyn Estate. She also owned two homes in Nashville, Tennessee.




Pillsbury Estate

The 4,360 square feet property is located at 1827 North Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills, California. The four bedrooms and five bathrooms property is built on 1.5 acre land. A one-bedroom guest cottage is also present at the property. The estate also has a pickleball court. There is also a two-car garage and a motor court with space for around seven cars. It also has a barbecue pit and a paved entertainment space.
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Drew and Dean Mandile of Sotheby's International Realty have listed the property. They will carry out the sale of the property on behalf of the current owners, Nicolas and Roxy Bijan.


Pillsbury Estate and Taylor Swift's 2014 album 1989

The Pillsbury Estate is associated with Taylor Swift's 2014 album, 1989. Page Six reported that she wrote some of the songs at this location. The residence also featured in a video interview with Taylor Swift for Vogue. Taylor Swift toured the house while answering the questions in the interview. The video has reportedly received 42 million views. The property also has as an olive tree planted by her former boyfriend Calvin Harris.



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How Nicolas and Roxy Bijan renovated the property?

Nicolas and Roxy Bijan completely renovated the residence after purchasing it from Taylor Swift in 2018.

The renovated property details are:
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  • A new closet
  • A home office
  • A breakfast nook in a sunroom
  • A pink bathroom and dressing room
  • A renovation of the cottage
The office has jade walls and a view of the roses in the yard.


Outdoor features and parking pacilities

The residence has a pickleball court, a barbecue pit and a paved entertainment space. It also has a two-car garage and a motor court with space for seven cars.

Nicolas Bijan is heir to the House of Bijan fashion brand, whereas Roxy Bijan is an interior designer. The couple got married at the residence after their Lake Como wedding was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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