Tyneman's Chateau

Tyneman's Chateau is a beautiful country villa built to the exact specifications of the well-known hedonistic former Duke Tyneman. No expense was spared, and even the very landscape was altered to accommodate his design. A large lake, roughly circular and about a mile in diameter, was constructed in a large, low-lying meadow. 
A canal was cut from the Velverdyva in order to fill it, and it was stocked with an assortment of game fish, particularly trout. The chateau stands on a small hill overlooking the lake, called Heron Lake after the imported birds which grace its shores. It is an elegantly built chateau, surrounded by great lawns and gardens. A staff of over 200 people work constantly to maintain the grounds, and there is a bunkhouse for the company of Bootmen which guards the Chateau and the surrounding forest. The Duke liked to retire here and relax, forgetting the troubles of ruling his Duchy.

Type

Mansion / Villa