George Bush

Bush's plush mansion is located on the Ocean Ave in Kennebunkport. The exotic home in the state of Maine in Kennebunkport is the most popular presidential estate located in the north of the Kennedy compound. The estate visitors include popular names such as Margaret Thatcher, John Major – the British Prime Minister, Brian Mulroney- the Canadian Prime Minister, Mikhail Gorbachev and Vladimir Putin- the Russian Presidents, French President Nicholas Sarkozy and Prime Minister of Israel – Yitzhak Rabin.

Location: The plush mansion is located on its own peninsula on the Ocean Ave in Kennebunkport.

Accommodation: It has a total of 9 lavish and big bedrooms. With the central house, the estate includes a garage for four-cars, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a guest house, a sporting field, and several decks, patios and docks. The compound contains a dozen of buildings along with a security guard building set up for the security service situated at the entrance of the Kennebunkport estate. The Bush Mansion is set on its own peninsula on Ocean Ave in Kennebunkport, ME called Walker's Point.

Features: It’s owned by the family for more than a century. Alternative names for this property are Walker’s Point, Point Vesuvius and more recently, The Summer White House, where the Bush family spends most of their times. The estate is secured by high fences and is monitored with security cameras all around the compound. The Bush estate has an entrance gate with 24/7 Secret Service personnel on duty.

Among all the assets of George Bush, a cool one spotted was the car Ford F-150. The Ford F-150 is an enlistment of the F-Series, and is a well-equipped, multipurpose pickup truck. The car is presented in nine trim levels. There are three car sizes, three bed lengths and definitely a preference between 4WD and 2WD. Numerous preferences of powerful engine are also available. The 302-horsepower V6 3.7-liter is the main engine, whereas the other options (according to the trim level) include a 360-hp V8 5.0-liter, a 365-hp twin-turbo ("EcoBoost") V6 and a 411-hp V8 6.2-liter. All appear corresponding to a six-speed automatic transmission.

George Bush’s support for Kids Wish Network shows his love for children. The charity association offers aid and support for the underprivileged children to ease their pain and improve their life standards. The National charitable group formulates a variety of key programs to enable the underprivileged kids recover from their problematic situations in an efficient way. Kids Wish Network also provides adequate support and back-up to the anguished family of the suffering kid.

The former President of US supports the National Park Foundation, which is the official charity of the national parks in America. The foundation works in alliance with the National Park Service to bring more and more people to America’s nearly 400 national parks featuring the world’s most precious memorials, landscapes and ecosystems. The association also makes sure that the invaluable parks are preserved for the coming generations, by making effective programs and policies. 

George W. Bush has been spotted on some occasions wearing Ray-Ban Original Wayfarer 2140 Sunglasses. The Ray-Ban Wayfarer is a sunglass design made by Ray-Ban from 1952. Wayfarers experienced sheer and early fame in the 1950s to 1960s, particularly post they were used by Audrey Hepburn in the movie ‘Breakfast at Tiffany's’ in 1961. Although the sunglasses had moved away from the public eye by 1970s, a money-spinning 1982 product placement agreement took Wayfarers to their epitome of recognition. Wayfarers are often stated as the most widely sold design of sunglasses in the past. Currently Ray-Ban took a new take on the real Wayfarer as they attribute a style of two-tone.

Another brand widely used by George Bush is Crocs Cayman shoes. Crocs Inc. is a shoe making corporation founded by the businessman George B. Boedecker. Jr. Formerly set up as a spa shoe, the beiginner model, the Crocs Beach, was brought to market in November 2002 at the Ft. Lauderdale Boat Show, selling all the 200 pairs made at that time.