| First Street Mansion | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
~Welcome to the Mansion~ A warm breeze carries the scent of roses and jasmine as the wrought gates loom overhead. Passing through them is a long driveway, leading to the house in the distance. To the left is a large green lawn, edged with decorative shrubs. A fountain placed in the center of the lawn spashes quietly as you approach the house. Painted in white, it stands out against it's setting of colorful gardens and lush green lawns. The house rises high, the two lofty stories lined with long rectangular windows. The second level is surrounded by a balcony which extends all around the house, while a long porch circles the bottom story.Upon reaching the intricately carved double doors, a warmpth eminates from the mansion, as if the house itself is inviting you in. Soft light glows through the windows as another soft breeze blows across the entryway. Once inside, every sense is overwhelmed by the mansion's grandness. You enter a huge hall, decorated with mouldings and richly painted adornments on the ceilings and walls. Chandeliers hang down from the high ceiling, lighting a elaborately decorated parlor occupying the right corner of the first floor. Over the glossy hardwood floors are beautiful woven carpets, the furnature blending with the lavishly orante style of the house. To the left, the hall tapers into a narrower passageway lined with many rooms including a huge library, many comfortable studies, restrooms and a few locked doors. Another smaller set of stairs is placed in the middle of this hall. A large dining room is at the end of the hall, decorated in deep tones and dark wood. A large mahogany bar occupies one wall, the ceiling of the room is dropped, giving it a cozy, intimate ambiance. Wooden swinging doors behind the bar lead to the large kitchen which is composed mostly of stainless steel apparatus. On the second story are the large bedrooms. Fifteen of which are guest rooms, each decorated differently from the other, and all filled with charm. At the end of the hall are the suites, five in all, which are the owner's personal rooms. In one of these rooms is the passageway which leads to the attic, used mostly for storage.The house is filled with elegance and warmpth, enchanting all of it's visitors. However no mansion of such size or age is complete without it's supernatural appeal. There is a sense of the preternatural within it's walls, the unearthly, though not unfriendly presence of transcendental beings. Truly a place of interest, where anything imaginable can....and most likely will happen. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
|
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
Favourite links
|
|
| ||||||||||||||||||||
|
This page has been visited
|