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Kelce Buys Historic Ohio Mansion
25 Sep
Summary
- Travis Kelce purchased historic Moyenage mansion for $5.35 million.
- The Elizabethan Tudor mansion spans 21,000 square feet.
- Property features eight bedrooms and eleven bathrooms.
Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce has purchased a historic mansion named Moyenage in Bratenahl, Ohio. The Elizabethan Tudor estate, located on 3.5 acres overlooking Lake Erie, reportedly cost $5.35 million in March 2026. This acquisition occurred approximately four months before his wedding to Taylor Swift.
The mansion, spanning around 21,000 square feet, boasts eight bedrooms and eleven bathrooms. Its interiors showcase elaborate woodwork, leaded-glass doors, and an observatory. Originally built for wealthy industrialists, the property's name reflects its medieval-inspired architecture.
Moyenage's past owners include George A. Martin, former president of Sherwin-Williams, and inventor James H. Rand III. The estate also holds a minor place in television history, having been used as a filming location for an episode of the CBS series 'Route 66' in 1962.
This purchase aligns with Swift's known fascination with historic homes and their stories. Kelce's acquisition of Moyenage, the highest recorded home sale in Bratenahl, marks a new era for the century-old property.
