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- Kamala Harris put her Washington, DC condo on the market for just under $2 million, per the WSJ.
- The building's amenities include a rooftop grilling terrace, a clubroom with a catering kitchen, and an 82-foot heated rooftop pool.
- Harris and her husband are moving into the vice president's official residence this week after months of renovations.
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Kamala Harris put her Washington, DC condo on the market for $1,995,000 this week, Katherine Clarke reported for The Wall Street Journal.
The listing came a few days after the vice president's spokesperson said Harris and her husband Douglas Emhoff would move into the vice president's official residence the week of April 5th. Harris and Emhoff had been living for more than two months at Blair House, the president's official guest house, while the vice president's official residence, One Observatory Circle, underwent renovations.
Harris, whose spokesperson did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment, bought her DC condo for about $1.775 million in 2017, the year she became a senator, per the Journal. The two-bedroom condo spans about 1,731 square feet and features natural oak hardwood floors and custom Italian cabinetry, according to the listing.
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The building, called Westlight, offers amenities that include a doorman and 24-hour front desk concierge, a rooftop grilling terrace, a private clubroom with a catering kitchen, and an 82-foot heated rooftop pool. The listing notes that Westlight doesn't have recirculated air; a HEPA air filtration system brings fresh air into each unit directly from outside.
Westlight is in DC's West End, an upscale neighborhood where the median home value is $666,898. The building's director of sales, Mei-Mei Venners, did not immediately respond to Insider's request for this story.
Before she became vice president, Harris and her husband lived in Brentwood, an upscale area of Los Angeles, in a home that's currently valued around $5 million. While the couple still owns their Brentwood home, last month Harris sold another condo in San Francisco that she'd bought in 2004 for $860,000.