At 61, Obama's new house is far from what you'd expect, take a look now

Barack Obama — At 61, Obamas’ new mansion is far from what you’d expect. Let’s take a look at it now.

Shortly after leaving the White House, the Obamas purchased a beautiful brick house in DC’s posh Kalorama district.

This beautiful 1920s home was purchased for $8.1 million by the previous President. Read on to see what’s inside.

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The Main Entrance of Obamas’ new mansion

A massive wrought iron door, wall sconces, and a gorgeous patina copper awning identify the entrance entry.

Obamas' new mansion

The Front Hall

The stunning black and white marble floor instantly elevates the home’s luxury.

The Living Area

The Obamas’ new 8,200-square-foot house features various locations for the family to lay back and relax, such as this huge living room that can accommodate the former first family.

The Family Room

Also included is a family room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the green garden.

The Sitting Room

In this elegant sitting room with a multi-faced vase, they may also appreciate the greenery via the french windows.

The Kitchen

The property has two kitchens: an eat-in kitchen with stainless steel equipment and marble countertops.

The Other Kitchen

The traditional subway tile and marble worktops in the second kitchen contrast wonderfully with the contrasting black window frames. Not to mention the spectacular 6-burner gas range.

The State-Of-The-Art Appliances

There is no doubt that the kitchen is outfitted with cutting-edge appliances.

The Dining Room

This dynamic dining room is surely large enough to entertain visitors, even if they are not holding state meals.

The Pantry

With lots of storage space, a compact mini fridge, and a dishwasher, a well-organized pantry will likely help keep this home’s kitchen nice and tidy.

The Staircase

Near the kitchen, entrance is a stairway that curves beyond the gray walls. Can you figure out what’s up there?

The Master Suite

Of course, the bedrooms! The master suite accommodates a king-size bed.

The Master Sitting Area

Aside from the master suite, there is a huge master sitting space that also functions as a study.

One Of The Eight Bedrooms

This is one of the eight bedrooms, and Michelle laughed about Obama’s living arrangement with Ellen DeGeneres on her show.

Another Bedroom

This is the house’s second bedroom. Malia and Sasha’s post-White House bedroom has various alternatives.

A Dressing Room

As a style and fashion icon, Michelle will no doubt be able to fill every nook and cranny of this dressing room.

Her Master Bathroom

Michelle’s bathroom includes a magnificent deep-soaking tub and vanity, while the master bedroom includes his and her bathrooms.

Master Bathroom for Obama

This bathroom may not be as luxurious, but it does have a large walk-in shower.

A Powder Room

This is one of the mansion’s eight-and-a-half bathrooms. That’s pretty cool.

Other Space For Gym

The additional space can be used as a home office or a gym.

The Den

There is a cinema room, a second kitchen/laundry area, a wet bar with wine storage, and an in-law suite on the bottom floor.

A Wet Bar In The Den

In the cabinet, the wine glasses are nicely organized. Isn’t it lovely to have a calm evening with the family and sip wine?

The Backyard

A beautiful green grass gives plenty of space in the backyard for dogs Bo and Sunny to run and play.

The Rear Garden

There is plenty of outdoor space for entertaining and plenty of room for the pool.

The Garage

Once the President leaves office, a secured courtyard should be large enough to store numerous secret service cars. Even the White House, according to speculations, is no match for their luxurious new digs.

Let’s have a look! The Obamas have spent $11.75 million on Martha’s Vineyard and the magnificent residence.

A Glimpse Of The House

The roughly 7,000-square-foot home is situated on 29.3 isolated waterfront acres overlooking the Edgartown Great Pond. Isn’t it beautiful?

A House Out Of Disneyland

A closer look reveals that it is similar to something from Disneyland. The spectacular mansion features seven bedrooms, eight and a half baths, and two guest wings. There are no rooms! Get some wings, guys!

The Unique Living Room

There are towering ceilings with exposed steel beams, various couches, and a massive fieldstone fireplace in the living area. The windows and glass doors offer a great view of the outside.

The Incredible Architectural Details

In every room of the house, there is an interesting element. That big pillar at the rear of the living room is incredible!

The One-Of-A-Kind Kitchen

The kitchen features white cabinetry, modern equipment, and white subway-tiled walls. Coffered ceilings and large pendant lights sit above the counters.

Perfect Dining Area In The Kitchen

There is also a bar and dining space in the kitchen. It’s the ideal setting for beverages, food, and excellent company.

The Giant Dining Room

Massive windows surround the circular dining room, which overlooks the wide grass. During the day, natural light streams in.

A Modern Classic Interior

The house has two stories and is furnished in neutral tones with natural wood elements.

Indoor Games Are Welcome

Of course, there are areas within the home to rest and have fun. You may unwind, watch TV, or play pool in this pleasant lounge.

An Indoor Patio With A Fireplace

The inside patio replicates being outside without the mosquitoes or the strong gusts.

A Dream Master Suite

The main suite is larger and more exquisite than any five-star hotel room. It features high ceilings and glass doors. Barack and Michelle Obama may unwind here after a long day’s work.

A Rarely-Seen Guest Room

Did you anticipate seeing bunk beds at the previous President’s residence? While the bunk beds look unusual, they provide a comfortable atmosphere. Sometimes, they may have too many visitors…

A Modest Master Bathroom

The master bath looks to be a tad small for this house!

His And Her Sinks In The Bathroom

In the bathroom, his and her sinks are on opposing sides of the counter rather than side by side. This provides everyone plenty of room. We must confess that it is a modest but very charming feature.