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Inside the Martha’s Vineyard Home Where Barack Obama Will Host His 60th Birthday Bash as Delta variant rages on

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Photo credit: Realtor.com
Photo credit: Realtor.com

Former President Barack Obama will turn the big 6-0 tomorrow, August 4th—and he’s reportedly planning to host a big birthday bash this weekend at his family’s home in Martha’s Vineyard.

Located in Edgartown, Massachusetts, the waterfront dwelling was built in 2001, and it boasts seven bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms, spread across 6,892 square feet. The Obamas purchased the home for $11.75 million, in late 2019, after renting it that summer.

Photo credit: Realtor.com

Erik Gunther, a Celebrity Real Estate Expert at Realtor.com, tells House Beautifulwhy this property makes for such an ideal location for the Obama family: “On the waterfront and at the end of a road, the 30-acre parcel is set in a gorgeous location—and also satisfies all sorts of security requirements for the Secret Service.”

Some amenities of the abode include 29 acres of lush landscaping, views of the Edgartown Great Pond, a chef’s kitchen, vaulted ceilings, a boathouse, stone fireplaces, and an outdoor pool and hot tub. The home was built by Wycliffe Grousbeck, who owns the Boston Celtics, and his ex-wife, Corinne Grousbeck.

Notable figures who are invited to this fête include Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg, and George Clooney. According to the New York Post, President Joe Biden also scored an invite, but he will not be able to attend. Can we take his place?!

Why it matters: The recent breakthrough cases in nearby Provincetown, Massachusetts, after the July Fourth holiday showed the continued risk of spread even between vaccinated people — prompting new masking guidelines from the CDC.

Among the safety measures said to be put in place: The party will be held outdoors, all guests are asked to be vaccinated and invitees have been told there will be a COVID-coordinator to ensure all proper protocols are followed.

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