Celebrity News | Nov 3, 2020

Celebrity Homes: Get to know Joe Biden’s Homes

Celebrity Homes: Get to know Joe Biden’s Homes – While the Bidens’ collection of homes pales in comparison to his opponent Donald Trump’s many gilded palaces, the family still lays claim to an impressive group of stately digs. Cases in point, below.

Greenville, Delaware

In 1996, Biden purchased four acres of secluded, lakefront land in the upscale suburb of Wilmington, Delaware, and built this 6,850-square-foot home. According to Zillow, the lot was purchased back then for $350,000 and the property is now estimated to be worth more than $1 million, though a real estate expert put that figure closer to $2 million.

Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

In the summer of 2017, the Bidens bought a house on the Delaware Shore for $2.7 million. Overlooking Cape Henlopen State Park and just a couple blocks from the beach, the three-story home has six bedrooms, expansive porches, views of the Atlantic Ocean, and a backyard built for entertaining, with an outdoor kitchen, BBQ, and fireplace. “Throughout our careers, Jill and I have dreamed of being able to buy a place at the beach at home where we can bring the whole family. We feel very lucky that we’re now able to make that happen and are looking forward to spending time with our family in the place that matters most to us in the world,” he said in a statement.

McLean, Virginia

Upon moving out of the vice presidential residence at the Naval Observatory at the end of his term in 2017, the Bidens began renting a house in McLean, Virginia, the upscale suburb outside D.C. that counts a who’s who of senators, Supreme Court justices, and diplomats among its residents. (It’s also where Jackie Kennedy grew up.) This Georgian-style house, which they rented from venture capitalist Mark Ein (Zillow estimates that it costs $20,000 a month), used to be the home of Alexander Haig, who was the Secretary of State during the Reagan administration and the White House chief of staff to Presidents Nixon and Ford.

Former home: Greenville, Delaware

In 1974, as a young senator and recent widower (his first wife Neilia and their baby daughter Naomi had died in a car accident in 1972), Biden purchased this former DuPont mansion in tony Greenville for $185,000. He nicknamed the 10,000-square-foot house ‘The Station,’ and it became the campaign headquarters for his first presidential run in 1988. In 1996, Biden sold the house for $1.2 million.