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Elizabeth Warren House: Photos of Her Homes In Massachusets & Washington DC

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Sen Elizabeth Ann Warren is a United States politician and a senior senator for Massachusetts. Warren was a graduate of the University of Houston as well as Rutgers University. After completing her education, Warren taught law at numerous learning institutions – including the University of Houston, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Austin, and the prestigious Harvard University. During her time teaching, Elizabeth Warren specialized in bankruptcy law, even authoring several books and articles on the subject. Following the financial crisis of 2007-2008, Warren served as chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, going on to eventually establish the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and serve as Special Advisor under President of the United States Barack Obama. In 2012, Warren became the first woman Senator to hail from Massachusetts. She was assigned to the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee as well as the Senate Special Committee on Aging, and the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee. She would go on to be reelected in 2018 and then announce her run for president a year later in 2019. After some less than great results on Super Tuesday, March 3^rd, however, Warren withdrew from the presidential race. More on Elizabeth Warren’s family, her finances, and the Elizabeth Warren house details you’re craving, below!

Where Does Elizabeth Warren Live?

Elizabeth Warren and her husband Bruce Mann have two residences: their house in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and a condo in the nation’s capital. Keep reading for more on the Elizabeth Warren home!

Elizabeth Warren House Cambridge

Built in 1890, Warren purchased this Victorian in 1995 for $447k. As of 2020, the antique abode is estimated to be worth $3.10 million.

The home is 3 stories, with bay windows on the first and second floor, 2-bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a fireplace. Though it may look small on the outside, don’t let appearances fool you, the place actually features 3,728 square feet of living space!

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Elizabeth Warren House Washington

Back in 2013, Warren nabbed herself cozy condo in Penn Quarter for $740k, which is actually a bargain when you look at the prices of neighboring real estate. While there aren’t many details out there about Warren’s pad, what we do know is that it has 2-bedrooms, 2-bathrooms, and 1,400 square feet of living space.

The location makes total sense for Warren – it’s located in Washington D.C. and it’s in Penn Quarter, which is about 1.5 miles from the Senate (pretty much exactly where you want to be as a politician). In addition to being a stone’s throw from the state’s most important government buildings, the home is also within walking distance to pretty much all the local hotspots for dining and entertainment.

Elizabeth Warren Net Worth

So, how much money is Elizabeth Warren worth? According to Forbes, Warren and her husband’s combined net worth is estimated to be $12 million as of 2020. Though she didn’t lead in ratings during her presidential campaign, Warren does take the lead in net worth compared to her fellow democratic presidential candidates Bernie Sanders ($2 million), and Joe Biden ($9 million).

Warren, in addition to her $174k senator’s annual salary, has also made oodles off of book royalties. Before becoming a US senator in 2012, the bulk of her money was made from consulting, teaching, and investments.

Is Elizabeth Warren a Democrat?

Yes! Elizabeth Warren is a member of the Democrat Party and serves as a US Senator for that party from Massachusetts.

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Elizabeth Warren Taxes

Elizabeth Warren has disclosed her tax returns, as well as her assets and income, annually since as far back as 2008. For those interested in a more in-depth look at Warren’s financial disclosures, all her returns are available online and free to access.

Elizabeth Warren Family

If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about Warren’s nearest and dearest, here’s a sneak peek at Elizabeth’s hubby of over 3 decades and her kiddos!

Elizabeth Warren Husband

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren has been married to Harvard law professor and legal scholar, Bruce Mann, for 35 years. The two were both working in law at the time of their meeting, and both admit to being smitten with one another pretty early on. They first met at a law conference in Florida, and in her 2014 memoir A Fighting Chance, Warren explains that her attraction to Mann was not due to the fact that they were both working as law professors at the time, but rather that Mann “had great legs.” (and those must’ve been some seriously nice legs to lead to a 35-year marriage). If you think it was Mann that proposed to Elizabeth, however, think again – because Warren was actually the one to pop the question to her leggy lad. The couple went on to marry in 1980 and actually maintained a long-distance relationship, due to work, for 15 years (15 freakin’ years, guys! And this was before Skype!). Though being long-distance for over a decade did have its challenges, the couple made it work and are stronger than ever at present.

Prior to her marriage to Bruce Mann, Warren was married to Jim Warren, a NASA mathematician, from 1968 to 1978. When the couple wed, Elizabeth was only 19 at the time and actually gave up the full scholarship she was granted to George Washington University to be with him. She would go on to finish her undergraduate career at the University of Houston. Though the couple would eventually divorce, Warren has said that she never harbored any hard feelings regarding the breakup. Jim Warren passed away in 2003.

Elizabeth Warren Children

Elizabeth Warren has two children from a previous marriage: Amelia Warren Tyagi and Alexander Warren. In addition to her two children, Warren also has three grandbabies from daughter Amelia: Octavia Tyagi, Lavinia Tyagi, and Atticus Mann Tyagi.