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Where the Obamas are moving after the White House

Yahoo Finance Canada

In several months, not only will President Barack Obama be out of a job, he'll be moving out of his current address and looking to move the family into a small, quiet abode. Well, maybe quiet, but apparently not small: they'll be leasing this property in D.C.'s Kalorama neighbourhood. The nine bed, eight-and-a-half bath home was built in the 1920s, according to the realtor Washington Fine Properties. The home is listed at $5,995,000, but as the Obamas will be leasing, it's unclear what they will be paying to stay there. See what the home looks like inside.