Tickets are now on sale for the 16th annual Reston Home Tour, slated for Saturday, Oct. 14.
According to information provided by tour organizer Reston Historic Trust and Museum, the tour “focuses on six homes whose owners have moved in within the last few years and whose homes have given them a new perspective on their life, their surroundings and in some cases their attitudes.”
The homes on the tour include residences on Bromley Village Lane, Hemingway Drive, Orchard Lane, South Shore Road and Spyglass Cove Lane, as well as at the Stratford condominiums. In addition, Reston Association’s Lake House and Bozzuto’s Aperture apartment building will be open for tour.
Tickets can be purchased for $25 through Oct. 7, after which the price will increase to $30. Group-rate tickets are available in blocks of 10 or more for $20 each. They can be bought online or at a number of area locations including:
- Reston Museum (1639 Washington Plaza N.)
- Chesapeake Chocolates (11426 Washington Plaza W.)
- Greater Reston Arts Center (12001 Market St.)
- Appalachian Spring (11877 Market St.)
- The Wine Cabinet (1416 North Point Village Center)
All proceeds from the event benefit the Reston Historic Trust and Museum, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the past, informing the present and influencing the future of Reston through its educational programming, archives and exhibitions.
For more information about the event, contact the Reston Historic Trust and Museum at [email protected] or 703-709-7700.
Images courtesy Reston Historic Trust and Museum
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