MANSION

In 1780, Walter Brooke, a Commodore in the
Revolutionary War Navy of Virginia, and friend of
George Washington and first cousin to
George Mason, built this house.

A major renovation took place in the 1940s
enlarging and modernizing the house, adding two wings,
a stone facade, and an elegant two-story colonnaded front porch. Located in Alexandria, Virginia, it is an ideal location
for meetings, seminars, retreats or a company picnic.

Features include three separate rooms, a large formal
entry hall, screened porch, full catering kitchen,
spacious lawn, tennis and basketball courts,
picnic pavilion and large playground.

Capacity:
 
Meeting - 65 persons
Indoor Banquet - 60 persons
Indoor Reception - 70 persons
Garden Party - 150 persons

Call: 703-759-0038 for more information on rates,
  floor plans, audio visual equipment and catering