No. The Constitution makes no mention of Presidents having to live in the White House. In fact the White House and Washington D.D. for that matter did not even exist when the Constitution was adopted.
All have, except George Washington, though for most of his second term Harry Truman lived across the street in Blair House while the White House was being rebuilt.
The White House Office
President's residence
President's residence
The White House is known as the nerve center of the executive office of the president. James Hoban was the architect of the White House.
The park that is located to the north of the White House is Lafayette Square.
the white house honors the president.
The president is not part of the White House. The White House is where the US President lives -- it is a building. People sometimes say "The White House" to refer to the President or the people on his staff who speak or act on his behalf.
in the White House when he was president
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The president. It was called the "president"s house".
if a democrat is president then a republican is not in the white house
There is no scientific evidence of any president haunting the White House.
it has a white house and in the white house there is a president and a congress.
it has a White House and in the white house there is a president and a congress.
the White House honors the president.
NO US president was born in THE White House. Some were undoubtedly born in white houses.
No, he was the only president to NOT live in the White House.