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Taylor Swift Sells House Close to Former Flame Conor Kennedy

Taylor Swift has reportedly sold the Massachusetts mansion she purchased shortly after being tied to Conor Kennedy, which netted the starlet a nearly $1 million profit.

Swift obtained the property – located in Hyannis Port– in August of 2012, which is not too far from the famed Kennedy digs where Swift was photographed walking hand in hand with him. Unfortunately, the pair broke off the relationship a short time later, leaving Swift without a reason to keep the property.

The house is listed at 4,440 square feet and rests on 1.11 acres. It has seven bedrooms, five full bathrooms and a half-bath. It also features a private beach and a separate guest house on a private road that comes complete with its own security guard.

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Reports indicate that the house sold for $5,675,000 to a couple who had previously been interested in the property, according to E! News.

Swift was able to make about $1 million profit on the property after she made several home improvements to the house, including renovating the kitchen and bathrooms as well as replacing the septic system.

"It was like a house-flip," a source told E! News. "A good short-term investment."

Swift previously addressed rumors that she purchased the house to be close to her former boyfriend when asked by Vanity Fair.

"People say that about me that I apparently buy houses near every boy i like - that's a thing that I apparently do. If I like you I will apparently buy up the real-estate market just to freak you out so you leave me. Like that makes sense, like that's something you should do," she told the magazine during an interview.

Swift has continued to make headlines over her choice in men and has been recently linked to Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran and Tom Odell, but the singer maintains that she is currently single.

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