The 1 Logical Reason Justin Trudeau Doesn't Live in the Prime Minister's Estate

The property is located on the sprawling 88-acre grounds of Rideau Hall — home to the governor general — and was built in 1867. It follows a classic Georgian design, with symmetrical sash windows, paired chimneys, and a pedimented porch. And the couple have made themselves quickly at home here, posing scary in front of the property at Halloween.

When the Trudeaus last opened their doors to the cameras before he became prime minister, it showed that the couple favor a light, uncluttered space, deep comfy sofas, luxurious fabrics, and a fridge covered in family photos and magnets. We're guessing this home features more of the same.