
He hasn't been sworn in as Vice President yet, but Mike Pence has already made the move to Washington DC.

Pence is expected to spend a lot of time in the nation's capital over the coming weeks, as he has taken on the role of spearheading Donald Trump's transition team.

It'll be weeks before he gets the keys to Number One Observatory Circle - the Vice President's official residence, but that hasn't stopped the Indiana governor from renting out a property just six miles from the White House.

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Mike Pence has moved into a new home in Washington DC, just six miles from the White House

The new home has staircases (left) and bathrooms with large windows to let in a lot of natural light (right)

Pence is expected to spend a lot of time in the nation's capital over the coming weeks, as he has taken on the role of spearheading Donald Trump's transition team

Pence's new pad is a classic two-storey white home in the Chevy Chase neighborhood, and comes complete with five bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and a 'contemporary Euro kitchen', according to its online listing.

The house is 2,509 square feet, and according to the listing, it was sold for $600,000 in March 2000.

Pence will be forking over almost $6,000 a month to live there.

He moved in on Monday and Tuesday this week, according to WJLA.

Neighbors said although they didn't agree with Pence politically, they would 'invite him over for dinner'.

The ad states the home was available for a 'two to four year lease', but it would be expected the realtor allows Pence to move out early - given the circumstances.

Pence's new pad is a classic two-storey white home in the Chevy Chase neighborhood. Pictured is the master bedroom

The home comes complete with five bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and a 'contemporary Euro kitchen' (pictured), according to its online listing

The house is 2,509 square feet, and according to the listing, it was sold for $600,000 in March 2000

President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence arrive at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster clubhouse in Bedminster, N.J., Saturday, Nov. 19, 2016

Rent on Pence's temporary home (pictured) will cost the Vice President-elect a little under $6,000 per month

Once he is sworn in, Pence will live in Number One Observatory Circle (pictured). It is about two miles from the White House