Mansions in Arlington TX

Arlington Hall opened its doors in 1939 and has been a staple of Dallas since. From President Franklin D. Roosevelt unveiling our bronze statue of Robert E. Lee to Stevie Ray Vaughan playing on our front steps, Arlington Hall has always been a magnet for tradition and history.

We re-opened our doors in 2003 after undergoing a massive renovation and expansion, allowing us to have the space and capability to begin hosting Dallas’ premiere events. While parts of us are new, like our beautiful formal garden, and parts of us are original, like our beautiful hardwood floors, no one can deny the elegance of Arlington Hall.

Our space is modeled after the Custis-Lee mansion in Arlington, Virginia. Our space is set up like a home, though it has never functioned as one. The way our space flows together but can be sectioned off when necessary makes us unique. We can host lavish parties for 500+ or intimate meetings for 10. The 15-acre park we sit on gives us flexibility with your guest count, your style, and your vision.

Beyond our doors, we offer the use of our Formal Garden and the Allman Pavilion, both of which are great for ceremonies, receptions, and cocktails.