fans prior to the release of her albums 1989 and Reputation, respectively. During sessions for Reputation, Swift recorded a live, piano version of a song from the album, "New Year's Day", which debuted on ABC in November 2017. On April 2, 2019, a stolen car crashed into the estate's gates following a police chase that started in a neighboring town in Connecticut. Swift has had several stalking, trespassing and home invasion incidents at the house since 2013. More than five separate cases have been reported by news outlets, with three in 2019 alone. In 2020, Swift released her eighth studio album, Folklore, featuring a song about the house and life of Rebekah Harkness, entitled "The Last Great American Dynasty". The song also details parallels between Harkness' and Swift's unfavorable press reception at various points due to their personal lives and residence. The song was praised by critics for its lyricism and storytelling. In 2022, L'Officiel named High Watch as one of the most expensive celebrity homes in the Americas. See also Samuel Goldwyn Estate, another house owned by Swift. References Harkness family Houses completed in 1930 Houses in Rhode Island Houses in the United States Taylor Swift Taylor Swift controversies