Front view of the estate. Outdoor celebrations and parties are held on the front terrace. The main door is rarely used by its regular occupants, who tend to come in around the back through the kitchen. The manor is not very big and its interior is a medley of styles and furniture pieces that have accumulated over the centuries. All Spectres will find the doors unlocked, unless expressly forbidden by whomsoever has currently inherited the home. Visitors typically use the knocker (a bronze wolf or dragon's head, depending on the season).

Entrance Hall. All archways and doors on the right lead to the drawing rooms, parlours, clan chapel and conservatory. To the left, dining rooms, kitchen and library. The upper floors are occupied by bedrooms and the odd study or games room.

The manor walls feature portraits of clan ancestors, founders and friends. Resident ghosts tend to mind their own business - excepting occasions of clan importance or Halloween/Samhain. On the right, above, is Nathaira's personal parlour.

Rather than gather in the drawing room or dining rooms, frequent visitors at the estate tend to find themselves in the kitchen. It is the homeliest aspect of the manor and there is always room for one more at the table. Breakfast and brunch are often served here. [/center]

The manor conservatory is tended to by the house elves. As there is plenty of wilderness outside to explore, it is chiefly occupied in bad weather or for cosy breakfasts. It is Aisling Cooper's favourite hideout.

As a rule, the Clan Treasury will only open to heirs and whomsoever allowed in by the heirs. The Spectres keep a vault in Gringotts but like to store less valuable keepsakes here - little bits of jewellery, furniture and valuable books that may need to be taken out every so often. When particulalry stubborn, the treasury will only open to Balfour and his grandfather Balthair. The clan Pensieve Vault is also located here.