Sully PlantationChantilly, Virginia |
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| The Sully Plantation was once owned by Richard Bland Lee, Northern
Virginia's first congressional representative and uncle to Confederate
General Robert E. Lee. The house was built in 1794 by Richard Bland Lee.
This property and buildings have been restored to represent what they looked
like during the federalist period when Richard Bland Lee and his wife, Mrs.
Lee, owned the property.
Throughout the inside the house are period furnishings and antiques which bring to one a feeling of being in the house when it was occupied in the late 18th century. Docents are on location to provide a tour of the house and knowledgeable insight of the history of the property and its owner. The grounds and outbuildings (kitchen, smokehouse, stone dairy, and slave quarters) are available for tour free of charge. The interior of the house is available to tour for a nominal $5.00 admission for adults. |
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| The Sully Plantation is open year round; closed on Tuesdays.
Tours are provided on the hour from 11am - 4pm. During January and February the tours are available 11am - 3pm. Holiday hours vary. Please call ahead A gift shop with reference book and intersection gift items is on location. Facilities include rest rooms and soda machine. Lunches are available at countless nearby restaurants off of the property. |
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