Briarglade Manor

You’ve arrived at a lovely mansions gates. It is a grand house by the standards you see here in Manor Hill, with the large L-shaped manor sitting atop a small hillock with a tower on the east end. The home looks to be in good condition with bright white brick lining along the outside of the walls except the tower. The tower is made of standard mason blocks of chiseled stone and is completely covered with vines running up the entire sides of the tower all the way to its roof. The front entrance has a large brass plated sign written in Common reading, “Briarglade Manor”. A double gate blocks your way, but it doesn’t seem to be locked. Through the gates, you can clearly see a well-groomed front lawn of the manor that has a cobblestone path leading up to the front steps. All the windows of the manor are crystal clear, and washed, with red curtains covering all of them completely. The path to the door is illuminated brightly by a dozen oil lamps.

Type

Mansion / Villa

Parent Location

Port Deepwater

Owner

Lady Isabella Briarglade (Lavey)