Official residence

An official residence is the residence at which head of governments or head of states officially reside. They may or may not be the same location where they conduct their work-related functions.

Contents

1 Notable official residences 1.1 Australia 1.2 Canada 1.3 Republic of Ireland 1.4 Russia 1.5 United States of America 1.6 United Kingdom 2 See also

Notable official residences

Australia

• Governor General of Australia - Government House, Canberra and Admiralty House
• Prime Minister of Australia - The Lodge and Kirribilli House

Canada

• Governor General of Canada - Rideau Hall and Citadel of Quebec
• Prime Minister of Canada - 24 Sussex Drive
  • Harrington Lake - Prime Minister's retreat
• Leader of the Opposition - Stornoway
• Speaker of the Canadian House of Commons - The Farm
• Guest house for foreign diplomats - 7 Rideau Gate

Republic of Ireland

• President of Ireland - Áras an Uachtaráin

Russia

• President of Russia - Moscow Kremlin

United States of America

• President of the United States of America - White House
  • Camp David - President's retreat

United Kingdom

• British monarch - Buckingham Palace
• Prime Minister of the United Kingdom - 10 Downing Street

See also

• List of official residences