Belmont Bay an New Waterfront Community in Northern VA

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

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Ric Seaman

Direct Affect Marketing



phone 703-264-7437



VIRGINIA RIVERFRONT COMMUNITY LAUNCHES WEB SITE

Belmont Bay Begins Internet Marketing Drive



Reston, VA – September, 2000 – Belmont Bay, a waterfront community at the confluence of the Occoquan and Potomac Rivers in Prince William County, VA, has started construction and will soon begin selling homes. The community is targeted mainly toward empty-nesters and single professionals, and as part of an integrated marketing plan, Belmont Bay has just launched a comprehensive Internet site, www.belmont-bay.com. The new web site provides a very detailed introduction to the Belmont Bay community, which offers residential neighborhoods (many riverfront), a Harbor Marina, shops, restaurants, a planned conference resort hotel and office buildings. The community also features a championship golf course, The Ospreys, which opened a few years ago and is noted among Washington area golfers as one of the area’s most challenging.

Visitors to www.belmont-bay.com can use the site’s interactive community map to learn about the new development. All of Belmont Bay’s homebuilders are also profiled, and links are provided to their corporate web sites. Belmont Bay features neighborhoods comprised of traditional single-family homes and townhomes, as well as the special Riverwalk enclave, set riverfront on the Occoquan and styled like an historic harbor town. Belmont Bay’s 158-slip Harbor Marina is located in Riverwalk, and will feature a waterfront promenade of shops and eateries.

Belmont Bay is set along two miles of river frontage that is steeped in history. Visitors to the new web site can learn more about this historic property. The area has long been a crossroads for travelers and traders using the Occoquan waterway; today, Belmont Bay residents can capitalize on the site’s immediate access to the open Potomac.

The Belmont Bay web site highlights the many commercial opportunities within the community, from storefront and restaurant space to the planned office complex. Also included in Belmont Bay’s site plan is a 240-room, resort-style hotel, set in the Riverwalk enclave, featuring 40,000 square feet of conference space. The hotel is intended to serve not only Belmont Bay’s office park, but to act as a conference destination for businesses and associations based in Washington, DC. It also offers a unique lodging alternative for Washington tourists.

Potential homebuyers and business owners interested in locating at Belmont Bay can sign up on the web site to receive e-mailed updates about community progress, events and special offers. Members of the press can download press releases about Belmont Bay, and will be able to access reproduction-quality images as they become available. A detailed description of this diverse community is available by logging onto www.belmont-bay.com, or by phoning the development office at 703-497-0890.