Bel Air

The two-story structure combines brick, fieldstone, and wood materials with classical proportions and symmetrical design elements throughout its exterior and interior spaces.

Built around 1740, Bel Air began as a farmhouse and residence before evolving into its current role as a National Register of Historic Places location.

The property maintains its original Georgian architectural features while serving as a setting for ceremonies and celebrations that connect present-day communities with Virginia's heritage.

The venue includes gardens, parking facilities, and indoor spaces that accommodate both small and large gatherings throughout different seasons of the year.

Each room within this 18th-century structure retains period-specific construction details, from the foundation stones to the wooden ceiling beams.

Location: Prince William County

Inception: 1740

Architectural style: Georgian architecture

Floors above the ground: 2

Made from material: brick, fieldstone, wood

Address: 14513 General Washington Dr, Woodbridge, VA 22193

GPS coordinates: 38.64056,-77.36296

Latest update: March 25, 2025 19:49