The Obamas have left the White House, but they didn't go too far. See photos of their new Kalorama house, inside and out.
A view of the front of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Another view of the front of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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A view of the grand foyer of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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A view of the hallway and living room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Here’s the living room.
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A view of the kitchen of the Obamas’ new home.
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The living room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The living room fireplace of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The living room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The sitting room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Another view of the sitting room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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A view of the kitchen and breakfast area of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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A view of the stove of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The kitchen of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The butler’s pantry of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The family room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The dining room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Another view of the dining room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The powder room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The master suite of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The master sitting room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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One of the bathrooms of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The dressing room of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Another bathroom of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Another bedroom of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The en suite bathroom of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Another bedroom in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The changing room in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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An en suite bathroom in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Another bedroom of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Another bedroom of the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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An en suite bathroom in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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A walk-in closet in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Another bedroom in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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An exercise room/bedroom in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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A media/family room in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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Another view of the media/family room in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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A second kitchen/laundry room in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The wet bar and wine storage room in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The au pair suite in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C.
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The rear garden in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C. The garage fits two cars; the parking pad, six more.
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The rear garden in the Obamas’ new house, in the Kalorama area of Northwest D.C. The garage fits two cars; the parking pad, six more.
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WASHINGTON – When President Barack Obama and his family leave the White House Jan. 20, they won’t be moving far, and they won’t be taking too many steps down in luxury.
The house the Obamas will rent in the Kalorama section of D.C. is about two miles from the White house – and even closer to the vice president’s residence at the U.S. Naval Observatory. The real estate agency McFadden Group’s listing for the house says it’s an 8,200 square-foot house that was built in the 1920s and renovated in 2011.
According to McFadden Group, which posted the sale, the four-level residence has nine bedrooms and has eight full bathrooms. Amenities include three fire places, a wet bar, an oversize terrace with formal gardens, and a gated courtyard that can accommodate eight or so vehicles, according to McFadden Group.
The Obamas have said they’ll stay in D.C. at least long enough for their youngest daughter, Sasha, to finish high school.
McFadden has provided pictures of the inside and outside.
This map shows approximate boundaries of the Obama family’s new neighborhood in Northwest D.C.