Bel Air 1740 is an exquisite 25-acre colonial plantation of rolling fields, spacious gardens, wooded areas and manor house available for receptions, photos, and ceremonies. It is conveniently located in Woodbridge, Virginia, a 30-minute drive south of Washington, DC. Bel Air was built in 1740 by Capt. Charles Ewell and Sarah Ball, first cousins of George Washington's mother, Mary Ball. The Washington's spent their honeymoon night here on April 5, 1759: Mason Locke Weems, who wrote the cherry tree story, married Ewell's daughter at Bel Air in 1795 and is buried here. For lovers of history and beauty, Bel Air is yours. The gardens and gazebo are beautiful for photos. They are in the beginning process of building an elegant facility opening in 2021. Until then, a tent must be rented.
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Banquet Hall:
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Barn / Farm:
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Gardens:
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Historic Home / Plantation:
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LGTBQ Friendly:
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ADA Accessible:
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Allow Outside Catering Service:
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Audio Visual Equipment on Site:
- Banquet Style Capacity: 150
- Boardroom Style Capacity: 150
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Catering Kitchen On Site:
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Free Parking:
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Banquet Hall:
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Barn/Farm:
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Gardens:
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Historic Home / Plantation:
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LGTBQ Friendly:
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Outdoor Venue / Parks:
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Unique Venue:
Facility Information
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Allow Outside Catering Service:
- Banquet Style Capacity: 101-150
- Ceremony Style Capacity: 150
- Cocktail Style Capacity: 150
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Bridal Suite:
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Catering Kitchen On Site:
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Grooms Suite:
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Indoor Reception Space:
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Outdoor Ceremony Site:
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Outdoor Reception Space:
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Outdoor/Patio Seating:
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Restroom Facility:
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Sound System:
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Tables Available:
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WiFi Available:
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Free Parking:
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Motor Coach / Bus Parking:
- Number of Motor Coach / Bus Parking Spaces: 2
- Number of Parking Spaces: 110
