The White House

The White House was the largest house in the [country:whole] until after the Civil War in the 1860s. The White House has 132 rooms, including 16 family and guest rooms, 35 bathrooms, and [three:two] kitchens. There are six levels. The first level has many famous rooms. For example, the [West:East] Wing of the White House includes the Oval Office. This is where the president works and meets with his advisers. The president receives guests in the Blue Room. And the State Dining Room can hold 140 people for official dinners in honor of foreign leaders. The second and [third:fourth] floors are the family's private areas. When it is cold outside, the president and his family can warm up near one of the [White:Blue] House's 28 fireplaces. And when it is hot outside, they can swim in the outdoor pool.