Oak Hill, Georgian architecture estate in Colonial Heights, Virginia, United States.
Oak Hill is a historic estate in Colonial Heights featuring a symmetrical frame structure with an extended octagonal wing on its western side. The interior blends Georgian details with classical elements throughout its rooms and spaces.
The property was built between 1825 and 1826 as a substantial residence of its time. Its later recognition by the National Register in 1974 confirmed its architectural and historical value.
The estate shows how wealthy Virginia families of that era valued symmetry and classical design in their homes.
The grounds cover about 10 acres and preserve original architectural features for educational and research purposes. Visitors can walk through and examine the preserved design elements from its early construction period.
The property features an unusual H-shaped layout combined with its distinctive octagonal wing that set it apart from typical residential design of the era. This particular arrangement reflects architectural ideas that emerged from nearby properties and local building traditions.
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