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304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
As soon as they were out of the White House, the Obamas bought a sprawling brick estate in Washington, DC’s posh Kalorama neighborhood. An estimated $8.1 million was spent on the former president’s lavish mansion from the 1920s. If you’re curious, go ahead and click through to the article proper.
The front door exhibits its unique qualities with a massive wrought iron door, wall sconces, and the gorgeous patina copper awning.
The opulent atmosphere of the residence is immediately apparent upon setting foot on the stunning black and white marble floor.
In their new 8,200 square foot home, the Obamas have plenty of room to spread out and relax, including this huge living room, even by the standards of the previous first family.
And the living room, which has windows all the way to the ceiling and overlooks the green backyard.
Moreover, clients may take in the outdoors through the room’s French windows, which overlook the garden.
The residence features two kitchens: One, an eat-in, with stainless steel appliances and marble countertops.
A second kitchen features a lovely design with white subway tile, black window frames, and white marble worktops. And let’s not overlook the magnificent six-burner gas stovetop.
The state-of-the-art appliances in the kitchen go without saying.
Even if they aren’t using it for state meals, this spacious and modern dining room is perfect for entertaining visitors.
The kitchen is kept neat and tidy in this home thanks to its ample cabinet space, little mini fridge, and dishwasher.
A stairway, winding past the dreary walls, can be seen near the kitchen’s entrance. Try to guess what’s up there.
I mean, the bedrooms, of course! The master bedroom may easily accommodate a king-sized bed.
In addition to the bedroom, the master suite features a separate sitting room that can be used as a study.
Michelle joked with Ellen DeGeneres that Obama isn’t thrilled with one of the eight bedrooms, which is true.
A second bedroom in the house. When it comes time for Malia and Sasha to pick out a bedroom for when they leave the White House, they will have many alternatives from which to choose.
Considering Michelle’s status as a fashion star, we have no doubt that she will be able to fill this entire dressing room.
Michelle’s bathroom in the master suite is outfitted with a huge soaking tub and a vanity, making it feel like a spa.
This bathroom isn’t quite as plush, but it does have a roomy walk-in shower.
The mansion has eight and a half baths, one of which you see here. How awesome is it!
The extra room might serve as a study or exercise facility.
A video room, a second kitchen and laundry room, a wet bar with wine storage, and an in-law apartment may all be found on the bottom floor.
The cabinet holds wine glasses in an orderly fashion. Is there anything better than sharing a bottle of wine with loved ones on a quiet weeknight?
Bo and Sunny can run and play in the yard all day long because it is so green and spacious in the backyard.
The backyard of the home is large enough to accommodate a pool and other outdoor amenities.
Once the president leaves office, many secret service vehicles will require a secure location to park. The Obamas recently dropped another $11.75 million in Martha’s Vineyard on top of the expensive property. It has been said that their new mansion is so lavish that not even the White House can compare. Come on, let’s go on an inside tour!
Almost 7,000 square feet in size, this property boasts a prime location on 29.3 waterfront acres overlooking Edgartown Great Pond. Just look at it; you have to admit it’s stunning.
If you look closely, you’ll see that it’s more like a Disney theme park attraction. The luxurious mansion features seven bedrooms, eight and a half baths, and two separate guesthouses. Wings, folks! That’s right, no rooms!
The huge living room includes vaulted ceilings with exposed steel beams, various couches, and a big fieldstone fireplace. The windows and glass doors allow you a beautiful view of the outside.
No matter where you look in the house, there’s an interesting detail to be found. The massive pillar in the living area is a real showpiece.
The kitchen is outfitted with white cabinets, state-of-the-art appliances, and walls ornamented with white subway tiles. The vaulted ceiling is illuminated by large pendant lights that also dangle above the kitchen’s work space.