Hunter Biden and his family reportedly have moved into a pricey home in Venice, Calif.
Biden, 51, moved into the $5.4 million canal-front, three-story property toward the end of last year with his wife, Melissa, and their 10-month-old son Beau, the Daily Mail reports. They are under 24-hour protection by the Secret Service.
The property is being rented for an estimated $25,000 per month by Biden from Sweetgreen co-founder and CEO Jonathan Neman, according to the Daily Mail.
Before the move, it’s believed Biden and his family lived in a $3.8 million three-bed property in Hollywood Hills.
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The new Venice home is near the trendy and popular Abbot Kinney Blvd., as well as the beach.
Hunter Biden is reportedly renting a home in Venice, Calif. for $25,000 per month.
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According to the outlet, the 3,700-square foot property has two bedrooms, both master suites.
One bedroom reportedly expands into a lounge and marble bathroom while the second is loft-style and opens to a private balcony that overlooks the Venice Canal.
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In addition, the property contains a furnished terrace with outdoor seating and a fireplace. The deck is accessible via a spiral staircase.
The living room boasts 25-foot acoustic ceilings and limestone white floors.
The 3,700-square foot property contains two master suites.
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A small, private swimming pool is also included on the property.
Along with the famous new neighbor came his security detail, which has “caused a stir on the canals,” as one local told DM.
“They’re driving around in these huge blacked-out GMCs, they look like they mean business,” the local added.
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Some neighbors, however, are happy with the added security.
“[The security team is] there 24/7 which is a plus for us here on the Venice Canals. We need the extra security considering the amount of crime we have,” said 15-year Venice resident Ricky Otterstrom. “Interestingly the homeless people who were living up along the street he now lives on are gone.”
The property also includes a small private pool and a private balcony overlooking the Venica Canal.
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He added: “It could be a coincidence or the city had them removed because of Hunter. I think his presence will help clean up the area and I hope he gets involved with the community. It’s a tight community with great people.”
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“l welcome him and his family. Having Secret Service in the area will keep us all safer. I appreciate anyone who is open about their story of recovery,” said Darin Grant, who lives just a few houses away from the President’s son. “… It’s such a relief that his father is now running the country. There’s finally an adult in the White House.”
Yet another neighbor said they felt Biden moving in “can only be a good thing,” and expressed hope that he’d get to work fixing the problem of homelessness in the area.