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Developer Jim Abdo spends his workdays restoring and revitalizing down-a-the-heels buildings and neighborhoods. when it's time for relaxation, he and his family take off for their country estate 75 miles southwest of their home in Washington, or, as he puts it, "70 acres of my heaven." - NY Times 5/9/08

AS Jim Abdo emerged from the 1907 bungalow he has transformed from its humble past into its current double life — period vernacular outside, completely modern inside — Vivaldi strings gushed from exterior speakers, filling the Virginia foothills with music.

"You’re about to experience 70 acres of my heaven,” said Mr. Abdo, a prominent Washington developer, restorer and revitalizer of down-at-the-heels buildings and neighborhoods.

To get away from his long and intense workdays, Mr. Abdo, along with his wife, Mai, and their two young children, retreat to the Ridge, which is what they call their country estate in Rappahannock County, about 75 miles southwest of their home in Washington....


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Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on May 9, 2008
Glad they could move to find peace and quiet and go about their business everyday from a beautiful estate. Family togetherness counts more than intense workdays.

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