First Look: After 8 Years in the White House, The Obama’s Will Reside in This $6.4M Washington D.C. Mansion

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After his final term in office, President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama will lease an 8,200-square-foot mansion owned by a couple of Washington D.C. elites.

Politico first reported about the home Wednesday.

According to their report, the home —-located in the Kalorama neighborhood—-cost an estimated $6.4 million. There are nine bedrooms and eight-and-a-half bathrooms. The home currently owned by former Clinton administration White House press secretary Joe Lockhart and current Glamour Washington editor Giovanna Gray.

The video tour above will give Obama fans some insight into the glamorous lifestyle the First Family will lead after the White House.

The First Family have gone on record stating their desire to stay in Washington D.C.

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