Manor Description:
A doorman awaits the front door holding it for you. As you step in you wonder just where the Victorian style came in, considering the rustic view of the outside of the manor. The doorman closes the door behind you letting you know that you have your pick of which room you would care to stay in. He proceeds to tell you of some about the manor itself. (The manor itself holds over 48 guest rooms,not including the staffing or servant quarters. There are two major ballrooms in the house,as well as two minor. Both a spa and a swimming pool are inside located on the east end of the manor. From there you would be able to find the vineyard,where all wine served is home grown. Located on the south end is where the hunting grounds are. Though I would be careful, Ms.LeMuir's pet wanders through that area, though sometimes he is seen around the house. On the west end of the manor you will come to the gardens. Beyond the gardens are the stables for horseback riding as well as the gazebo for resting. Located in the front east end is the dining hall where all meals are served. From there should you need to know is the kitchen, but the cook is on call 24 hours a day. Feel free to look around. The only places that are off limits is Ms. LeMuir's office and her bedroom unless invited, both on the front south end. Should you need anything or have any questions, I myself am on call 24 hours as well.) He then leaves you to your room. (Each room is done in the same Victorian style. The maximum size is 20 x 30 sq. ft. Tapestries would be a deep burgundy giving the room a darkened tendancy,even though no windows reside there.) And the butler returns to his station at the front door awaiting the next visitor.
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