Step inside the Obamas' new $5 million Washington, D.C. home

The Obamas may have moved out of the White House, but they won't be far away. The former first family will soon move into a 8,200 square foot home in the neighbourhood of Kalorama. <p>Here is a look inside the family's new digs, which is currently being renovated to fit their post-presidential style. </p> Photo: © Getty Images /Mark McFadden
The Obamas will move in after their well-earned vacation. The family, who is originally from Chicago, is set to stay in Washington, D.C. for the next two years until Sasha finishes high school. <p>Photo: © MRIS, a Bright MLS, Inc
The Backyard <p>The house also comes with a two car garage with 10 additional outdoor parking spaces, formal gardens and a courtyard. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Kitchen <p>Photos provided by listing agent Mark McFadden were taken inside the residence in 2014. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Stove <p>The former first family will share the neighbourhood with first daughter Ivanka Trump and her family as well as the founder of Amazon, Jeff Bezos. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Pantry <p>The house, which the Obamas are renting, last sold for over $5 million dollars. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Front hallway <p>The house is within walking distance of a Target, where former First Lady Michelle can finally shop! </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Bedroom <p>The residence includes nine bedrooms. </p. Photo: © Mark McFadden
Dining room <p>The last time a president decided to stay in D.C. after his term was president Woodrow Wilson in 1921.</p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Bathroom <p>The house comes with eight and a half bathrooms</p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Staircase <p>The house comes with a sprawling staircase. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Living room <p>Former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton also own a home nearby. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Sitting room <p>The house was built in 1928. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Living room fireplace <p>The property is owned by Joe Lockhart, who served as Bill Clinton's press secretary. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Powder room <p>While the security detail won't be as high, the secret service is implementing security changes to the residence to make sure the family is safe at all times. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
The Den <p>According to reports, the house rents for an estimated $22,000/month. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
Dressing room <p>The house comes with an oversized terrace and an au-pair suite. </p> Photo: © Mark McFadden
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