Step Inside Taylor Swift’s 'Cornelia Street' Townhouse. IN PICS

According to reports, the property is on the market for nearly $18 million. Taylor Swift's Cornelia Street home, which she rented in 2016 and 2017, was built in 1870. (Image source: Corcoran.com | 23 Cornelia Street, West Village, Manhattan, NY)

Swift scholars—aka her most observant fans—believe Cornelia Street is about a budding relationship and the fear of losing it. (Image Source: Corcoran.com | 23 Cornelia Street, West Village, Manhattan, NY)

Taylor reportedly rented the house for $38,000 per month in 2016 and 2017, and it inspired her hit song Cornelia Street, which was written for her then-boyfriend Joe Alwyn. According to StreetEasy, the house was listed for $17.99 million a week ago. (Image source: Corcoran.com | 23 Cornelia Street, West Village, Manhattan, NY)

The Cornelia Street home was built in 1870 as a carriage house in the heart of the West Village, according to Corcoran Group, a US real estate firm. It was later transformed into a modern home with a drive-in garage, pool, walk-in closet and skylight bathrooms. (Image source: Corcoran.com | 23 Cornelia Street, West Village, Manhattan, NY)

The brick-fronted home has four bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and two half-bathrooms. The large house also has city views. It also has three fireplaces and gorgeous hardwood floors. (Image source: Corcoran.com | 23 Cornelia Street, West Village, Manhattan, NY)

There is also an indoor pool with 27-foot ceilings. The lounge area is located near the pool, in front of a patio with a fireplace. A rooftop terrace with views of Cornelia Street is also available. (Image source: Corcoran.com | 23 Cornelia Street, West Village, Manhattan, NY)