Real Estate
You Can Live a Block From Both the Obamas and the Trumps for $5.75 Million
Expect some high-powered trick-or-treating.
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A lovely 1930s home in the Kalorama neighborhood of Washington, a leafy suburb about 10 minutes north of the Capitol building, boasts four fireplaces, a formal dining room, a tiger maple-paneled library, and possible views into Ivanka Trump’s soon-to-be backyard. Six Kalorama Circle “sits on the highest point” in the neighborhood, said Michael Rankin, the broker representing the property. Thanks to the house's roof deck, the view “is very commanding,” he said.
Potentially voyeuristic buyers will be kept busy. The home's other high-profile neighbor is the Obama family, which reportedly has plans to downsize from the White House into a rented, 8,200-square-foot home half a block away.