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The other white house in her life has offered a welcoming, peaceful and stylish escape from the hustle and bustle since 1999.
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Their address is 15 Old House Lane.
It's located on a tree-lined cul-de-sac.
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The Clintons bought the property for $1.7 million.
But now would price for around $2.5 million, according to the real-estate experts at Trulia.
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The house is of the Dutch Colonial style.
Common for the middle Atlantic states, this architecture type is characterized by that barn-like shape of the roof.
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It sits on 1.1 acres.
Plenty of room for their dogs and grandchild(ren) to run around... and with a pool to blow off steam from the stress of the campaign trail.
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It's located 35 miles north of New York City.
The spot is a short commute from Hillary's campaign HQ in Brooklyn, Bill's office in the Financial District and Chelsea's apartment in Flatiron.
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The house was built in 1889.
Pretty old, but not as old as the many other historic homes and buildings in the town, including a Quaker Meeting House that was constructed in 1763.
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It has five bedrooms, four bathrooms, three stories and a pool.
And many a parking space, clearly.
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The barn has some special residents.
It's the home base for the Clintons' Secret Service personnel.
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The property is surrounded by a high fence.
In addition to those Secret Service officers, there is a security office at the gate and multiple floodlights.
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But the Clintons have loosened security over the years.
When they first purchased the home, Bill was still in office as President of the United States, so cars were stopped before they even drove onto Old House Lane.
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You can call in from a rock at the gate.
Or at least, you could when this photo was taken in January 2000. Technology has probably updated the procedure by now.
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They bought the place at a key time.
Their purchase in November 1999 was over a year before Bill left office, but three months before Hillary formally announced her candidacy for Senate in New York.
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No local golf or country clubs would admit the Clintons.
Members were concerned about the level of disruption the Clintons would create, so they had to join the next closest option... Donald Trump's Trump National Golf Club Westchester.
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It's one of the richest zip codes in the U.S.
Chappaqua is the 317th most expensive town, according to Forbes, with a median home price of $1.2 million and a median income of $105,000.
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Their security has a new danger to watch out for.
The Secret Service had better keep an eye on Clinton pups Tally and Maisie. Coyotes have been attacking dogs in town, according to the local police bulletin.
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Chappaqua isn't actually a town.
With a population of 1,436, it's officially classified as a "hamlet."
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Clinton has walked in their Memorial Day parades.
In high campaign mode, Hillary walked in the town's 2016 Memorial Day march alongside Bill and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo — but she's done so multiple times over the years.