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Taylor Swift's Watch Hill mansion undergoing $1.7 million renovation
Renovations are underway at Taylor Swift's mansion in Watch Hill. Permits filed with the town of Westerly show Swift's plans for the $17 million home. According to the building permit, renovations are being done to the kitchen, living room and front porch. New bathrooms are also being added. The renovations are estimated to cost $1.7 million.
Taylor Swift’s Watch Hill home undergoing renovations
Taylor Swift’s beloved Holiday House has sat quietly on a Watch Hill beach for decades — but it’s back in the spotlight as it undergoes extensive renovations. The seaside mansion, which Swift bought back in 2013 for nearly $18 million,
Taylor Swift's house in Rhode Island is being renovated. See what she's having done
Taylor Swift is expanding her famous waterfront home in Westerly's Watch Hill neighborhood, town records show. According to a building permit issued by the town of Westerly last month, contractors ...
Taylor Swift’s Rhode Island Mansion Is Reportedly Getting a Makeover After Construction Work Seen
Taylor Swift's Watch Hill, Rhode Island, mansion appears to be getting a makeover, with construction apparatus seen on the property. A fan shared a video to TikTok on January 10, showing what appeared to be a newer room on the second floor with new siding as well.
Taylor Swift’s $17.75 million Watch Hill mansion undergoes luxurious renovation with new bedroom and bathrooms
Taylor Swift is making upgrades to her famous waterfront mansion in Westerly’s Watch Hill neighborhood, according to recently issued town records. The renovations will include a new bedroom, additional bathrooms,
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Fire damages Cooked Goose, popular Watch Hill breakfast restaurant
(WJAR) — A fire damaged a popular breakfast restaurant in the Watch Hill section of Westerly. The fire happened at the Cooked ...
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Right idea, wrong lighthouse: RI tourism video mixes up Watch Hill and Point Judith lights
Rhode Island has so many historic, scenic lighthouses that even state tourism struggles to keep them straight. At least that's one possible explanation why a video posted by Rhode Island's Tourism ...