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

Barack, Michelle, Sasha and Malia Obama may have moved out of the White House, but they won't be far away. The former first family will move into a 8,200 square foot home in the neighborhood of Kalorama. Here is a look inside the Obamas' new digs, which is currently being renovated to fit their post-presidential style. Photo: Getty/Mark McFadden

The Obamas will move in after their vacation in Palms Springs. The family, who is from Chicago, is set to stay in Washington, D.C. for the next two years until Sasha finishes high school. Photo: MRIS, a Bright MLS, Inc

The Backyard The house also comes with a two car garage with 10 additional outdoor parking spaces, formal gardens and a courtyard. Photo: Mark McFadden

Kitchen Photos provided by listing agent Mark McFadden were taken inside the residence in 2014. Photo: Mark McFadden

Stove The former first family will share the neighborhood with first daughter Ivanka Trump and her family as well as the founder of Amazon, Jeff Bezos. Photo: Mark McFadden

Pantry The house, which the Obamas are renting, last sold for over $5 million dollars. Photo: Mark McFadden

Front hallway The house is within walking distance of a Target, where former First Lady Michelle can finally shop, without the watchful eye of the secret service. Photo: Mark McFadden

Bathroom The house comes with eight and a half bathrooms. Photo: Mark McFadden

Dining room The last time a president decided to stay in D.C. after his term was president Woodrow Wilson in 1921. Photo: Mark McFadden

Staircase The house comes with a sprawling staircase. Photo: Mark McFadden

Living room Former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton also own a home nearby. Photo: Mark McFadden

Living room fireplace The property is owned by Joe Lockhart, who served as Bill Clinton's press secretary. Photo: Mark McFadden

Sitting room The house was built in 1928. Photo: Mark McFadden

The den According to reports, the house may cost Mr. and Mrs. Obama and estimated $22,000 a month to rent. Photo: Mark McFadden

Dressing room The house comes with an oversized terrance and an au-pair suite. Photo: Mark McFadden

Powder room While the security detail won't be as high, the secret service is implementing security changes to the residence to make sure the members are safe at all times. Photo: Mark McFadden