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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's extreme privacy measures in Ohio
The newlyweds installed voice-activated warnings at their $5.35 million lakefront mansion to keep neighbors at bay.
In brief
The newlyweds installed voice-activated warnings at their $5.35 million lakefront mansion to keep neighbors at bay. Swift and Kelce are using voice-activated security warnings to protect their privacy at their new Ohio estate. Originally reported by Page Six.
Voice warnings for nosy neighbors

A neighbor who got too close to the property received an automated voice warning about trespassing. The couple installed the alarm system around their new Ohio mansion.
“A neighbor approached the house and got a voice warning about not passing onto the property after getting too close to the house”
A $5.35 million lakefront estate

Swift and Kelce bought the 21,000 square foot mansion in Bratenahl in March, before their July wedding. It has eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, a game room and theater.
No drama despite tight security
The couple hasn't caused any commotion moving into the secluded lakefront village. Local realtors say the security measures are limited to their private estate.
Police presence may increase
Bratenahl already has a small police force patrolling regularly. With the celebrities moving in, local officials anticipate discussions about increasing security.
Not their primary residence

Kelce's Leawood, Kansas home remains their main base while he plays for the Chiefs. Swift also owns properties in Nashville, Rhode Island, Beverly Hills and Tribeca.
“Right now, Travis' Leawood home is his and Taylor's primary residence and a big home base for them”
Neighbors hope for a glimpse

The neighborhood found out about the move when everyone else did. Residents are waiting to see how much time the newlyweds will actually spend there.
“We're waiting to see what impact this will have in terms of the additional traffic, additional people”
Property values could rise
Local real estate agents believe nearby homes could increase in value thanks to the celebrity neighbors. However, the actual impact remains difficult to predict.
The short version
Swift and Kelce are using voice-activated security warnings to protect their privacy at their new Ohio estate.


