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Ever wondered where U.S. Presidents go after leaving the White House?  This video explores the stunning residences of former presidents, from beachside estates to historic mansions. Learn how America’s most powerful figures live after their time in office.  🏛️ Featured Presidential Homes:  Barack Obama’s Martha’s Vineyard mansion  Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate  George W. Bush’s Texas ranch  Bill Clinton’s New York home  Discover how former presidents continue to live in luxury, surrounded by wealth, privacy, and influence.  🔔 For more elite lifestyle content, subscribe to Omnivue.TV #PresidentialHomes #WhiteHouse #FormerPresidents #BillionaireLifestyle #PoliticalElite #LuxuryHomes #AmericanPresidents #PresidentialMansions #OmnivueTV #WealthAndPower

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00:00Living in the White House is a pretty sweet situation.

00:03You have gorgeous meals made for you by the White House kitchen staff,

00:07you're given a $100,000 redecorating budget,

00:10and you have a team of dozens of people ready to cater to your every need.

00:14However, there are also some caveats to living in the White House.

00:18You aren't allowed to open windows, change certain rooms,

00:22go where you want without approval,

00:24or even own an iPhone without it having intense security settings

00:28that liken it to a child's phone.

00:30That all being said,

00:31leaving the White House can be a pretty jarring experience.

00:34When presidents and their families head back to normal life,

00:38they're given seven months of transition funding,

00:4010 years of Secret Service protection,

00:42and 30 months of private staff with a salary not exceeding $150,000.

00:48So they're not exactly tossed out into the cold,

00:51but there is a lot of adjusting that needs to happen.

00:54But the big question is, where do they go?

00:57We'll see just how much these spaces cost,

01:00where they are,

01:00and why exactly the former presidents chose to live there.

01:04Barack Obama

01:05Obama was president from 2009 to 2017,

01:09and he was very vocal about his living plans after his presidency.

01:13Though many expected him to return to Chicago,

01:16Obama instead decided to stay in D.C.

01:19to allow his youngest daughter, Sasha, to finish her schooling,

01:23rather than purchasing a property outright,

01:25even though he definitely could afford it,

01:27Michelle and Barack decided to lease a home in the upscale neighborhood of Calorama.

01:32And by home, I mean mansion.

01:34The 8,200-square-foot home mansion has nine bedrooms,

01:38eight and a half bathrooms,

01:40and is worth $6.2 million.

01:43Given that Washington, D.C. contains some of the most expensive homes in the world,

01:48that price does make a bit of sense.

01:50And though the exterior of the home has a charming vintage cottage appeal,

01:54the inside is the polar opposite,

01:57a minimalist modern design.

01:59The kitchen features white, gray, and black accents,

02:02which are also found throughout the rest of the home.

02:05There are state-of-the-art appliances,

02:07and with no more White House kitchen staff serving up meals,

02:10I have a feeling they get some use.

02:12There is also an area in the kitchen reserved for storing books,

02:15or drinks, if that's more your style.

02:18If it were me, I'd probably put, well, both.

02:20Beyond the living room, there are several sitting areas.

02:23The window panels tie the exterior of the house to the interior with their vintage design,

02:28while also sporting the sleek lines and minimalist colors that are found in the interior of the home.

02:34The main living room is subtle and cozy,

02:37with a big fireplace for wintry nights,

02:39and yes, more gray and white.

02:41The dining room sports a weathered wood ceiling,

02:44which contrasts the white walls and dark wood floor original to the home.

02:49There's also a chandelier that is sure to turn heads.

02:53The bathroom has perhaps the most ambitious choice of all,

02:56a busy black and white wallpaper,

02:58with a black, white, and gray tile floor.

03:01It's a bit hard to imagine the former president doing his business here,

03:05but I suppose I probably shouldn't be trying to imagine that anyway.

03:08There's an upstairs living room that's perfect for curling up and watching movies,

03:12and a room that can be used for morning workouts and morning reads.

03:16The master bedroom has vintage windows and sleek, minimalist feels.

03:20Off the bedroom, however, you'll find a rather loud walk-in closet.

03:24Outside, there's a large courtyard and backyard,

03:27with plenty of room to lounge, relax, and soak up the sun.

03:31George W. Bush

03:33George W. Bush was president from 2001 to 2009,

03:38where he received some of the highest and, well,

03:40lowest approval ratings out of any president in history.

03:43Through it all, Bush wasn't subtle about his country roots,

03:47so it made sense that upon leaving office,

03:49he headed back to his home state of Texas.

03:52Known as Prairie Chapel Ranch,

03:54his ranch home 25 miles west of Waco

03:57was actually a staple during his presidency.

03:59Visitors included Vladimir Putin,

04:02Saudi King Abdullah,

04:04Angela Merkel,

04:05Tony Blair,

04:06Spanish King Juan Carlos,

04:08and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon,

04:11as well as several other prominent world leaders.

04:13After his presidency,

04:15George retired to the ranch to recuperate and relax,

04:18and it's easy to see why.

04:20Set on 1,600 acres,

04:22the ranch has a 40-mile network of bike and horse-riding trails.

04:26The property has three miles of frontage along a river,

04:30as well as a 22-acre man-made pond

04:33that President Bush had filled with fish.

04:35At over 17 feet deep,

04:37the pond is a great place to head out on the skippy and wetter line.

04:40There's also a large grove on the property as well.

04:43The four-bedroom, 4,000-square-foot home on the property

04:46was made to have easy access and views outside,

04:50with floor-to-ceiling windows

04:51and doors that lead outside in almost every room.

04:55A 10-foot porch encircles the house,

04:57with a tin roof that allows Bush and his family

05:00to enjoy the porch even when it rains.

05:02In addition to the main home,

05:04there is also a guest house

05:05and a garage southwest of the main house on the property.

05:08The complex also includes a helicopter hangar,

05:11which is not exactly common in your average ranch.

05:14Bill Clinton

05:15Bill Clinton was president from 1993 to 2001,

05:19with a bit of trouble in between those years.

05:21He lived in government-provided housing

05:23for nearly 18 years by the time he stepped out of the Oval Office,

05:27meaning the transition back to normal life

05:30was pretty dramatic for him.

05:31Luckily, he had some pretty nice digs to look forward to.

05:35At 15 Old House Lane in Chapao, New York,

05:38the Clintons bought a 5,232-square-foot home

05:42for $1.7 million,

05:44though it's estimated to be worth a lot more today.

05:48The 11-room colonial sits on 1.1 acres

05:51and is surrounded by a large white fence with a small gatehouse.

05:55There is a lush front yard

05:57that encompasses the classic New England-style home.

06:00In the backyard, there's a detached red shed and garage as well.

06:04The Clintons are very private about their home,

06:07so the last time the public saw it,

06:09it had quite a bit of 90s flair.

06:11And although I had a great time in the 90s,

06:13I can do without it in my house.

06:15The home has a nice dining room and a cozy study with a large library.

06:19The house is decorated with items from his presidency

06:22and his travels around the world,

06:24including items from Africa, Asia, and the Pacific Islands.

06:28Of course, one house isn't enough

06:30when you have the money from two political careers.

06:33Bill also purchased a home in Washington, D.C.,

06:36in an area known as Embassy Row back in 2000

06:39when Hillary ran for senator.

06:41The Georgian-style home is 5,500 square feet

06:44on a tree-lined lot that is a little over a third of an acre.

06:48Inside, you'll find seven bedrooms and five baths

06:51with several living spaces to choose from.

06:53However, the outside may be the most incredible part of the home.

06:57The backyard has a large pool and sun-lounging area

07:01surrounded by flowers and trees,

07:03providing privacy and seclusion.

07:05Upon purchasing the home,

07:06the Clintons added a solarium

07:08so they can unwind and relax in the sun.

07:11The home features curved doorways and bright colors,

07:14which really contrasts their mansion in New York.

07:17There's a formal dining room with bold walls and furniture,

07:20a family room with a large bookshelf,

07:22and a room that's used for informal meetings.

07:25So, there you have it,

07:26the homes of former presidents.

07:28What do you guys think?

07:29Which president is living the most lavish?

07:31Let me know in the comments down below.

07:33If you enjoyed the video,

07:34make sure to leave a like and subscribe.

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07:38As always, I'm Mr. Luxury.

07:40Pip-pip to doodly-doo.

Where Former U.S. Presidents Live After the White House – Inside Their Mansions

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