WASHINGTON D.C.: Former President of the United States of America, Barack Hussain Obama, has taken up residence along with his family at a pricey mansion in the city's Kalorama neighbourhood.
This may be no White House, but it certainly is a mansion worth living in. With bigwig neighbours such as Ivanka Trump, Jeff Kushner and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, the Obamas have certainly shifted to a prominent locality.
The house measures 8,200 square feet and is equipped with eight bedrooms. It also has a vast garden, a large kitchen and nine-and-a-half bathrooms. The former President didn't need to travel much to relocate to this residence as well since it happens to be just two miles away from the White House.
Here are some of the pictures of Barack Obama's new residence. Reportedly, the mansion is worth 5 million pounds but Barack has leased the house from Joe Lockhart, a former press secretary of the White House during the era of Bill Clinton.








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