Most Googled Questions About the White House Revealed

• ‘Where is the White House?’ (134,400 online searches) and ‘when was the White House built?’ (103,200) are among the most Googled questions about the White House
• Many are curious about the inside, so Google questions such as ‘how many rooms in the White House?’ (85,200), ‘how many bathrooms in the White House?’ (14,400) and ‘how many floors in the White House?’ (4,800)
• People are also wanting to know the history, so Google questions such as ‘who designed the White House?’ (70,800) and ‘first President to live in the White House?’ (32,400)

To celebrate Presidents Day on Monday 15^th February 2021, OnlineMortgageAdvisor.co.uk have focused on the symbolic landmark each president has privilege of living in during their tenure, the White House.

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OnlineMortgageAdvisor.co.uk analysed global search volume data from online analytics tool Ahrefs to discover the most Googled questions about the White House.

The most ‘Googled’ questions about the White House
Rank	Question	Average Annual Online Searches for Question	Answer
1.	Where is the White House?	134,400	Washington, D.C.
2.	When was the White House built?	103,200	13th October 1792
3.	How many rooms are in the White House?	85,200	132 Rooms
4.	Who designed the White House?	70,800	James Hoban
5.	How big is the White House?	42,000	5,100 Square Feet
6.	Who was the first President to live in the White House?	32,400	President John Adams
7.	What is the full address of the White House?	22,800	1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500
8.	How old is the White House?	15,600	229 Years Old
9.	How many bathrooms are in the White House?	14,400	35 Bathrooms
10.	How much is the White House worth?	8,400	$398 Million/€326 Million/£290 Million
11.	Who owns the White House?	5,400	National Park Service
12.	How many floors are in the White House?	4,800	Six Levels /Floors

OnlineMortgageAdvisor.co.uk found that the most Googled question about the White House is ‘where is the White House?’, with an astonishing 134,400 online searches a year – the equivalent of 11,200 searches per month. The answer to the question is of course the capital of the United States, Washington, D.C.

In second position, a significant number of people throughout the year are keen to find out ‘when the White House was built?’, with the question being asked online an average of 103,200 times every year. Construction of the White House began on 13^th October 1792 and was ready for occupancy on 1^st November 1800.

‘How many rooms are in the White House?’ is the third most Googled question about the White House, with an average of 85,200 online searches per year. According to the official White House website, the iconic building has an astonishing 132 rooms.

Additionally, for those 14,400 online queries a year wondering ‘how many bathrooms are in the White House?’, there are 35 bathrooms!

Interestingly, a lot of people are curious about who the first President to live at the White house was, as evident by the 32,400 Google searches per year for ‘who was the first President to live in the White House?’.

Despite George Washington selecting the location and architect (Irish-born James Hoban) for the White House, it was John Adams who had the privilege as the first ever American President to oversee the White House.

On the other end in 12^th place, there are 4,800 online searches each year for ‘how many floors are in the White House?’. People will be amazed to know, there are six floors in the White House!

Just slightly above in ninth place, the question ‘who owns the White House?’ is Googled on 5,400 occasions a year. The White House is owned by the National Park service and Biden has likely already  received $100,000 (unless he declined) to put towards redecorating the White House the way he and his family pleases.

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