Details for ir'Wynt manse.<br/><br/>Exterior<br/>http://i.imgur.com/sSZG8.jpg (http://i.imgur.com/sSZG8.jpg)<br/>(http://i.imgur.com/sSZG8.jpg)<br/><br/><br/>The mansion is actually about 10 degrees off center North-south axis.  But for ease of description, cirections will be given as if it were north south.  There are several secret doors in the mansion, but all are well hidden and require a perception check of at least 20 to spot.<br/>Also, on all levels there is a 5 foot by 10 foot section marked “DW.”  This stands for the dumbwaiter, which is a two cart system.  The first 'elevator' in the dumbwaiter is a five foot by five foot by five foot cube that can be raised from the basement all the way to the third floor servants quarters.  The second, smaller and more commonly used dumbwaiter is 2x2x5.  The larger of the two elevators is often used to lift water to the second story baths or third story servants bath.<br/><br/><table class="bbc_table"><tbody><tr><td><strong>Exterior Grounds:</strong><br/>(http://i.imgur.com/eeYunhF.jpg)</td><td> </td><td>Exterior:<br/><br/>The exterior grounds of Hewthorne Hall measure roughly 240 feet by 180 feet, right around one acre of land.  While this may seem like a lot of land to have in the heart of Londinium, it is actually fairly modest in comparison to the compounds of other noble houses.  The property is surrounded by a 12 foot high brick wall.  Inside the brick wall is an area of lush growth and tall trees.  Four feet inside the brick wall is an six foot high wrought iron fence.  This combination of wall, trees, fence was designed for maximum security as well as privacy.  In addition several trees and bushes are planted along the front of the house so that anyone looking through the gates has very little view of the house itself, and none of the side or back yards insuring privacy for the residents of the property.<br/><br/>The entrance to the grounds is a ten foot wide iron gate, with a 5x10 gaurdhouse.  The brick path leads to the front porch, and the roundabout in front of the house has a dirt path to the south that leads to the stables situated in the south east corner of the property.  The north east part of the property is currently used only as lawn space, but could easily be converted either partially or whole into a small family farming area, garden, or even, if need be, used for ground to build additions.</td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr><tr><td><strong>1st floor:</strong><br/>(http://i.imgur.com/jMeoXrU.jpg)</td><td> </td><td>1st floor:<br/><br/>1. Main entrance – The front entrance faces east.  The brick floor of the patio leads to wwide double doors and sits below a two story covered collunade.<br/>2. Main Hall – The brown marble tile flooringof this great hall is polished and buffed to a mirror like shine.  The center of the hall is open to the hall of the second floor.  In addition to all the other rooms that lead off the main hall, there is a staircase down to the basement on the eastern part of the hall next to room 4, Tehr's office.<br/>3. Christina's office / day room – This room is a combination of an office space for Christina to conduct her buisness and a private sitting room for her to use as she sees fit or to entertain company.   It has an attached storage closet (15) that has a hidden passage to the main hall.<br/>4. Tehr's office / library – This large office is lined with book shelves, though Tehr is still building his collection.  As such most of his books are on the bookshelves that line each wall of this room, making it a defacto library in addition to his office.  He also has a grand writing desk and two comfortable couches and two comfortable chairs for entertaining guests in this room.<br/>5. Game room – the center of this room holds a billiard table, a game that Tehr is quite bad at. Also around the wall are  a chess table and also a felt lined card table.  Leather chairs make up the seating in this room, making it a comfortable place to sit even if not playing a game.  A small bar rests in the south west corner of the room offering a limited variety of alcohol.<br/>6. Dining room – The large mahogony table that dominates the center of the room and could easily seat fourteen, though another four could be seated if the guests don't mind bumping elbows.  A door in the sourth east leads to the kitchen (9) and is used by servants to serve dinner.<br/>7. Living room – The large couches and soft chairs in this room are clustered in such a way as to most facilitate conversation.  There's a large bar along the west wall.<br/>8. The conservatory (greenhouse) – This large stone floored room has glass walls on it's south and east side.  It is in the very southern most part of the house and thus catches the most sunlight. The plants that grow in the conservatory are mostly herbs and fruit bearing plants that the household can use, especially in the colder months.<br/>9. Kitchen – this is often the warmest room in the whole house, with not only a fireplace but also several ovens that may or may not be running at any given time.  There is dumbwaiter access here as well as a door that is usually locked to the back patio.  In addition there's a door to a pantry of dried goods that also has stairs down to the basement. (16)<br/>10. Solarium – Much like the conservatory (8) the eastern wall of this room is mostly glass.  It looks out on the back porch as well as the large expanse of the back yard.  This room is also set up with a table and chairs and is a very comfortable place to take meals.  As such the Wynt family often uses it for meals unless it is a formal occasion which would call for the dining room.<br/>11. Storage -  This room is the main storage room for the first floor.  Dried food goods are kept here as well as extra furnature and other things needed to be kept out of the way.  There's also a privy (15) which is generally used by the servants.  There is also an exterior door here that is almost always locked.<br/>12. Back porch – the back patio is a brick lined patio much like the main entrance.  The patio lays mostly flat with the ground around the mansion, a gentle step down off the patio to the well manicured grass  around the house.   The patio covers the entire eastern side of the house and is covered, the roof generally about the same height as the second floor.<br/>13. DW – Dumbwaiter - the dumbwaiter is a two cart system.  The first 'elevator' in the dumbwaiter is a five foot by five foot by five foot cube that can be raised from the basement all the way to the third floor servants quarters.  The second, smaller and more commonly used dumbwaiter is 2x2x5.  The larger of the two elevators is often used to lift water to the second story baths or third story servants bath.<br/>14. Closet – This is a closet used for storage.<br/>15. Privy – this small room is five by ten and contains facilities for toilet use as well as cleaning up. Servants are trained to check and clean these several times a day, or whenever they suspect it needs attention.  Tehr ir'Wynt is very fastidious about the cleanliness of these lavatories.<br/>16. Pantry / stairs to basement – the northern pantry is full of herbs and commonly used dried goods on shelves as well as the stairs to the basement.  The southern pantry is mostly empty, storing pots and pans.</td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr><tr><td><strong>2nd floor:</strong><br/>(http://i.imgur.com/njlYOD4.jpg)</td><td> </td><td>2nd floor:<br/><br/>17. Tehr's workshop – this is a backup workspace for Tehr.  It's where he works on his enchanting and his new spells.  The door to this room is generally kept locked as there are dangerous as well as expensive items in here.<br/>18. Guest bedroom – this room is unused at the moment but is prepared for a guest of notable stature to occupy it<br/>19. Tehr's bedroom – Tehr keeps his bedroom clean and appealing to the many women who often visit it.  There is a secret wooden plug in the floorboards under a thick rug.  Only Tehr knows of this plug, and if pulled, he can see down into Christina's office (3) or listen.  There is also a secret passage from his closet to the upstairs sitting room. (21)<br/>20. Butler / Head housekeeper's room – this is Angelique's room.  As she is the head butler / housekeeper of the entire manse, she enjoys the perks of a large, private room.  However it also comes with the responsobility of dumbwaiter access and access to the bath (23).<br/>21. Sitting room – this room is simply a pleasant place to sit and relax.  It's a warm enough, having two fireplaces on the north and south wall.  It also has small double doors that lead out to a very tiny balcony no more than two and half feet wide.  However the balcony has an iron railing that can detatch and flip down to make a ladder for emergency escapes.<br/>22. Main hall – The main hall runs around the outside of the room and looks down on the great hall down on the first floor.<br/>23. Bathroom – The bathring room has two large tubs, each large enough to hold two medium sized creatures comfortably.  There's also several moveable screens and privy facilities here.  Hot water can be brought up from the kitchen via the dumbwaiter.<br/>24. Christina's bedroom – smexy<br/>25. Servants deluxe chambers – this bedroom might be used for a pair of servants who hold higher ranking than the rest.  Tera and Heidi might share this room, or it may be empty.<br/>26. Guest bedroom – this room is unused at the moment but is prepared for a guest of notable stature to occupy it<br/>27. Guest bedroom – this room is unused at the moment but is prepared for a guest of notable stature to occupy it<br/>28. Storage – This is storage space for cleaning supplies or linens for the second floor. </td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr><tr><td><strong>3rd floor / attic</strong><br/>(http://i.imgur.com/03I4qjJ.jpg)</td><td> </td><td>3rd floor / attic<br/><br/>29. Main storage – the large open area is unlit and used for storage.<br/>30. Servants bedroom – this ten by fifteen foot room is kept for servants.  It doesn't have a fireplace however, and servants may bring in braziers for heat if needed.  Depending on the number of servants the room could easily sleep 2 with bunk beds.<br/>31. Servants living chambers – this living area is where the servants can relax on their off time and includes a small 5x5 privy as well as a 5 x 10 chamber with a bath tub. </td></tr><tr><td><strong>Stables:</strong><br/>(http://i.imgur.com/LrZmy5M.jpg)(http://i.imgur.com/auQ69xo.jpg)</td><td> </td><td>Stables:<br/><br/>The two story Stable building was built with the idea that the upstairs could be used as an apartment for the stable master and his family or just as storage.<br/>1st floor:<br/>The first floor has seven stables that are all seperate and measure just under 10x10.  Each stable has a sliding gate to enclose it.  The bottom south east area is a 'mud room' and staircase, as well as a place to store some small commonly used items like tack and barding.  The two doors at the north and south end of the stable are sliding doors that open away from the middle on tracks.  In addition their is a single door on the eastern edge of the building that opens into the covered porch area.  This hardpacked dirt area can be used to store carriages but there could also be a space set up here for a blacksmith's station, a small forge, anvil and the like in order to shoe horses.<br/><br/>2nd floor:<br/>The stairs lead to a loft for futher storage of items needed for the stable and lead into the upstairs apartment.  The main room is an un even space, but is large enough to easily support a small family.  Off this is a small 5x10 storage space, a 10x15 bathing area / privy, and a second irregularly sized living area that could be a bedroom.<br/></td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr></tbody></table>