Vice President JD Vance has listed his DC area home for $ 1.69 million

Vice President JD Vance’s Alexandria, Virginia’s house is now in the market.

Vance has little use for the DC area apartment. Following the January inauguration, he and his family have moved to the traditional vice president residence – the US Naval Observatory at the Row Embassy.

Author “Hillbilly Eleg” bought this 5,750 square meters property In the Del Ray neighborhood for $ 1.64 million in 2023, before dealing with President Donald Trump’s leadership friend. Now, the 100-year-old home can be yours, for $ 1.69 million.

Realtor.com first reported the list, which is held by Realty International Sotheby.

The five-bedroom farm house would have been the perfect adaptation for the family of former Ohio Ohio Senator, but Vance Clan never tried with the mostly liberal Del Ray community, Washington said. The family kept them during a short stay, and extremely close security about the settlement after the November elections reported that it attracted the wrath of Vance’s inappropriate neighbors.

The strange, dark blue house brings out the elegance – it celebrated its 100th anniversary this year – but boasts modern updates and “fresh architecture”. A beautiful front porch welcomes visitors to a sitting room filled with light. Strong wood floors and fireplaces of wood are completed by bleached walls and a seemingly endless custom number.

Above the open concept downstairs is a second four -bedroom flower, including a primary suite of the royal size and the bedroom of a child with a hand -painted mural.

The solid backyard includes an impressive adu, or accessory residential unit. The additional unit includes a kitchen annex, another wood burning fireplace and a full bathroom.

The house has direct access to a strange community park, which has been reopened in public after closing under while Vances were in the settlement. Also also a 5-minute walk on the Del Ray’s main street “Made-For-Sholling”, filled with eclectic boutiques and family-friendly food.

Vance and his wife Usha remain owners of a DC city, which they continue to rent, according to the Washington Post. They also keep their home of $ 1.7 million in the East Walnut Hills neighborhood of Cincinnati.