A combination of unrivalled natural beauty and prestigious history and heritage has long made the community of Abingdon one of the most desirable locations to live in the state of Virginia.

Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia, the historic town of Abingdon is an outdoor paradise for residents and visitors alike. Providing some of the best scenery the country as to offer, many people sheer delight and transcending tranquility amongst the mixed hardwood forests that blanket this stretch of the ancient Appalachian Mountains. Smell the organic odors of mountain springs, walk to the beat of rushing mountain springs, keep your eyes peeled for rare wildlife – being outdoors in Abingdon is an experience you will never forget.

The only thing that rivals Abingdon’s stunning beauty, is its rich tradition. Established in 1778, the whole town has been designated as a historic area by the National Register of Historic Places! Such historical and cultural attractions include Barter Theatre, Fields Penn House Museum, William King Regional Arts Center, and the Historical Society of Washington County.

Centrally located in the country, you’re not too far away from some of the region’s biggest cities. Located in Washington County, where it also serves as county seat, Abingdon has an estimated population of 8,000 people. Abingdon is just a few miles north from Bristol and 160 miles southwest from Charlestown, West Virginia.