Oxon Hill Manor

Take a journey back in time as you make your way down the winding driveway and open lawns to OXON HILL MANOR. Admire the spectacular views of the Potomac River alongside a flock of wild turkeys that roam freely around the property. In 1928, the home was built for Sumner Welles, the United States undersecretary of state, whose lavish parties welcomed both foreign dignitaries and domestic statesmen. Tradition reveals that the estate hosted many prominent figures, including President Franklin D. Roosevelt and possibly Sir Winston Churchill.

The stately 49-room Neo-Georgian estate is a perfect canvas for your next event. Come inside and admire the spacious Grand Foyer with original black and white marble floors. Enjoy a photo opportunity in the library or host a dinner with the large Louis XV fireplace as your event’s centerpiece. Relax on the terrace and enjoy the beauty of the magnificent formal English gardens and reflecting pool. Dance the night away with over 200 of your guests on the tented patio.