Taylor Swift has been in the building for it, too, watching from the Arrowhead Stadium suite at both of Kansas City’s home wins.
She attended the Monday night opener against the Denver Broncos alongside Tom Cruise and then came back for the overtime game with Indianapolis. Away from the field, the couple has been busy in other ways.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and pop star Taylor Swift at 2024 U.S. Open.Mike Frey-Imagn Images via Reuters Connect
Travis and Taylor married in New York City on July 3, and back in March, the tight end bought a historic lakeside estate in Bratenahl, Ohio, just a few miles from his hometown of Cleveland Heights, for $5.35 million.
Plans to turn the property into a more private home are now coming together, though not without a few adjustments. On Sept. 8, Bratenahl’s Architectural Review Board unanimously approved a proposed fence for the estate, a decision that arrived months after the $5.35 million purchase but came with strings attached.
The structure must resemble a fence on Ingall Brook Lane, feature matching gates and line up in height with the existing stone walls along Lake Shore Boulevard. Neighbors had raised questions about blocked lake views, deer, landscaping and access to a shared sewer line, and that feedback led to changes in the original proposal.
Per Cleveland.com, Jacob Kutz of Tiny Construction explained that the first design called for an eight-foot fence extending farther toward the lake, while the revised plan lowers it to six feet and keeps an open corridor for lake views.
Once built, the fence will stretch approximately 1,190 feet and sit two feet inside the property line, with two gates giving access to manholes that serve the shared sewer line. Property house manager Patrick Hyland added that representatives had paid $7,500 to repair a damaged section of that line and arranged to have it cleaned.
Back on the field, Kelce and the Chiefs will host the Los Angeles Chargers at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET.
