Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are taking extreme measures to keep prying eyes away from their new Ohio mansion.
As reported by Page Six, it is revealed that the couple have set up a warning alarm surrounding their new digs.
“A neighbor approached the house and got a voice warning about not passing onto the property after getting too close to the house,” a nearby neighbor shared.
Despite their privacy concerns, the couple has reportedly kept a low profile since moving in.
“The village is a relatively secluded lakefront property. Something may have been set up at that particular home which is their private estate, but in terms of any additional fencing for the village, I’m not aware of that,” veteran realtor in the area, Patricia Knight Gary of Howard Hanna Realty, exclusively told the outlet.
Knight Gary shared that there’s already a security presence to keep residents safe in the area.
“It does have a small police force that gauge and patrol the village on a regular basis,” she added.
Gary mentioned, “And then even at the condos [down the street], there is 24 hour security, so I would anticipate that there might be some discussion in terms of increasing that.”
“We found out publicly when everyone else did [about their move],” Knight Gary shared.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce new mansion
Before their July wedding, Swift and Kelce, both 36, bought the 21,000-square-foot lakefront mansion in Bratenahl for $5.35 million in March.
The eight-bedroom, 11-bathroom home sits along Lake Erie and features a game room and theater.
The Ohio property joins Swift and Kelce’s growing real estate portfolio, though Leawood, Kansas, remains their primary home while Kelce plays for the Chiefs.
Swift also has homes in Nashville, Rhode Island and Beverly Hills, plus her Tribeca apartment, giving the couple plenty of options.
