The estate belongs to Esmeray's parents, Edris and Nicolai Raymon, who expect their daughter to be the perfect little heiress and were somewhat disappointed when they got a stubborn, overtly sexual fashion writer instead. Esmeray occasionally shows up to the house for the big, formal events the Raymon family hosts, but likely won't get to inherit the house until she is married. The estate itself is vast and at least three stories, with seven guest rooms in total. Narine Raymon, Nicolai's mother, commissioned a stained glass window to be put in the mansion's east wall. The driveway is long and winding, and gated.

Three story victorian era estate that was last renovated in the 1960s. the home is surrounded by various greenery, slightly unkempt from the man living there traveling more often than not. the master bedroom resides on the first floor, along with a beautiful rustic kitchen, a guest room, dining room, and living room. there is a beautiful view of a park that can be seen from the spire on the building.

One of the oldest houses in the neighbourhood that was built by one of the Rosier men centuries ago, upon the creation of the neighbourhood. Now the sprawling estate is home to Michael and Pansy Rosier and their children. 

A modern looking two story family home, with loads of windows, that Bartholomew and Madeline Shafiq bought after getting married. The central room of the house is the cozy dining room where the family eats together as often as they can.

A large, historic manor. It boasts two stories, a wine cellar, a library, and meticulously maintained gardens.