A comfortably large house located outside of central London.

The house is furnished with many cushions and chairs, though it lacks a dining hall and is instead provided with multiple drawing rooms.

Upstairs there are several drawing rooms and fainting rooms that could still be converted to bedrooms to provide room for more inhabitants.

The house was occupied by Lady Teague for free for a long time, and as such has little permanent staff. After it was purchased by Miss Gladstone, Lady Teague moved back in.