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Ford's Former Va. Home for Sale at $999K

Thursday, December 28, 2006 7:07:59 PM

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) - The modest two-story home where Gerald Ford spent nearly 20 years as a Michigan congressman, 10 months as vice president and 10 days as president is for sale.

The current owner, Javad Khakbaz, has tried to find a buyer since September, and dropped the price from $1.05 million to $999,000.

The four-bedroom home sits on nearly a quarter-acre about 8 miles from the White House. A gold-lettered National Park Service sign at the front door reads: President Gerald R. Ford, Jr. Residence.


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