The sprawling 1.5-acre compound in Beverly Hills, where Taylor Swift composed her platinum-selling album “1989,” is officially on the market for $7,995,000. Current owners Nicolas Bijan and Roxy Bijan, a fashion and interior design duo, placed the historic 1941 Pillsbury Estate after years of extensive renovations that blended contemporary aesthetics with the property’s original character.
The listing marks the first time the property has appeared on the open market since 2011, when Swift purchased it from the Pillsbury family. She sold the estate in an off-market transaction to the Bijans in 2018. Since then, the couple has transformed the four-bedroom, five-bathroom layout, which includes a separate one-bedroom guest house, a motor court for eight cars, and a pickleball court. Architectural Digest featured their 2021 renovation, highlighting how they preserved the historic integrity while modernizing the living spaces.
The home’s creative lore remains a selling point. Bijan told Page Six Hollywood that discovering a piano in the home office upon moving in inspired him to launch his fashion brand, NB44, from that very room. “You can tell beautiful things have happened here,” he said. “I hope the next person that lives there will feel creatively inspired.” The property also holds personal significance for the couple, who held their wedding at the estate in 2020 after their planned Lake Como ceremony was cancelled due to the pandemic.
One tangible link to Swift’s tenure remains in the garden: an olive tree planted by her then-boyfriend, DJ Calvin Harris. It now stands amidst Roxy Bijan’s hot-pink roses. The estate also gained viral recognition when it appeared in Swift’s 2019 Vogue “73 Questions” video. With its celebrity pedigree and updated infrastructure, the property is now seeking a new owner in the competitive Beverly Hills luxury market.