Whenever new housing solutions open up, they can be found here. Whether you're new to the area or looking for a new home, there's sure to be something that suits your taste. The residential classifieds are your gateway to flats, cottages, apartment complexes, townhomes, and even sprawling estates.
Once you've found a property that suits your taste, fill out the application form below to be registered at that address.
Note: Properties can either be bought or rented and will be labelled accordingly. If you're already registered at an address, please fill out the second form instead for residential changes.
If you've got an idea for a wizarding neighbourhood that fits any of these categories, please send it to Dorian Montreaux along with the following information:
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Name of the neighbourhood/estate and pricing:
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Atmosphere:
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The Forms
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New Residence Application
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[div style="padding:10px;"][b]Character Name:[/b]
[b]Approved application:[/b]
[b]What is your character's profession:[/b]
[b]Name of the property:[/b]
[b]Buying or renting?:[/b]
[b]How will your character be affording this property?:[/b]
[b]Will there be need for welfare/other forms of assistance?: [/b]
[b]Will you be living with others?:[/b][/div][/div]
Change of Residence Application
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[div style="width:60%; margin:0 auto;"][div class="tcat"]Change of Residence Application[/div]
[div style="padding:10px;"][b]Character Name:[/b]
[b]Former residence:[/b]
[b]Name of new residence:[/b]
[b]Reason for the move:[/b]
[b]Buying or renting?:[/b]
[b]Will you be living with others?:[/b] [/div][/div]
Tucked into a gentle valley where bluebells bloom from March to August, Brindlewick Dell’s dozen or so cottages are connected by winding dirt paths lit by floating lanterns. The area is home to a mix of fresh-faced Ministry recruits, young couples with first children, and older folks looking to slow down. Renters share a community herb garden charmed against pests and an owl coop for communal use.
Atmosphere: Friendly, slightly nosy neighbours who always seem to “drop by” with leftover treacle tart.
Notable Feature: The Dell’s central well is charmed to provide hot water in winter.
Located just beyond the Muggle village of Windleford, Thistlewick Close hides in plain sight. These stone cottages look entirely mundane from the outside (right down to the creaky iron gates) but are expanded inside with subtle space-enhancement charms. Perfect for witches and wizards who straddle both worlds, the neighbourhood benefits from a Muggle-run corner shop just down the lane, and a Floo-linked tea room two doors over.
Atmosphere: A blend of magical and Muggle culture, with an unspoken agreement to keep the peace between the two.
Notable Feature: Once a month, the Close hosts a shared street supper where residents compete for “Best Pie, Magical or Otherwise.”
Available Residences
3 Thistlewick Close - vacant
6 Thistlewick Close - vacant
8 Thistlewick Close - vacant
11 Thistlewick Close - vacant
13 Thistlewick Close - MacLean Family
14 Thistlewick Close - vacant
20 Thistlewick Close - vacant
21 Thistlewick Close - vacant
25 Thistlewick Close - vacant
Foxburrow Row - 90ʛ/year (Purchase)
Location: Devon, outside Ottery St. Catchpole
On the outskirts of the magical village of Latchford, Foxburrow Row is a string of timber-beamed cottages with mossy slate roofs and little fenced gardens. Each has a hearth that always smells faintly of cinnamon, no matter what’s burned. Families have lived here for generations, so buyers will find plenty of local gossip along with their key.
Atmosphere: Quiet but deeply rooted in magical tradition. Newcomers are welcomed… once they’ve proven they’re not going to hex the laundry off the line.
Notable Feature: Owl posts here are delivered via a resident tawny named Sir Humphrey, who seems to run the place.
An old, narrow street wedged between two busy wizarding marketplaces, Wandwright’s Row boasts a string of tall, narrow brick terraces. Each flat has magically self-sweeping staircases (though the magic is unreliable on rainy days). Tenants are mostly single Ministry employees and young professors eager to be in the heart of the action.
Atmosphere: Fast-paced, neighbourly, but with a constant background hum of city life.
Notable Feature: Each unit is Floo-linked to the Leaky Cauldron for quick pub lunches.
Ashcombe Court - 160ʛ/year for Purchase (120ʛ/year for rent)
Location: Manchester’s hidden wizarding quarter
A magically reinforced five-story flat complex in a lively magical borough. The small flats are fitted with basic space-enhancement charms, making them deceptively roomy. Ashcombe Court has a small rooftop garden maintained by enchanted shears that trim themselves at precisely 9 a.m. every Sunday.
Atmosphere: Social and vibrant, with an open-door culture where neighbours casually pop in for tea.
Notable Feature: The entire building shares a resident cat named Pip, who has an uncanny ability to fetch lost letters and socks.
Cobbler’s Lane (Muggle-adjacent) - 200ʛ/year (Purchase)
Location: Kent
Cobbler’s Lane runs parallel to a Muggle high street, with terraced homes charmed to be invisible to non-magical eyes. The interiors are entirely modernised with magical conveniences: self-washing dishes, temperature-regulated fireplaces, and window boxes that bloom year-round.
Atmosphere: A little quieter than the city centre, perfect for wizarding families who want urban living without the constant noise.
Notable Feature: Residents have a back alley portal directly to Diagon Alley, usable only with the lane’s shared password.
Available Residences
1 Cobbler’s Lane - vacant
4 Cobbler’s Lane - vacant
9 Cobbler’s Lane - vacant
11 Cobbler’s Lane - vacant
13 Cobbler’s Lane - vacant
16 Cobbler’s Lane - vacant
18 Cobbler’s Lane - vacant
21 Cobbler’s Lane - vacant
25 Cobbler’s Lane - vacant
Hallowspire Crescent - 250ʛ/year for purchase (200ʛ for Rent)
Location: Oxford’s magical district
A gracefully curving row of brick-and-stone townhouses tucked into the heart of an old wizarding borough. Ivy climbs the façades, and brass doorknobs gleam in the lanternlight as if freshly polished by magic each morning. Neighbours here tend to be chatty and are known for sharing baked goods and the latest Daily Prophet gossip over garden gates. Popular with shopkeepers, artisan wandmakers, and mid-ranking Ministry officials.
Atmosphere: Calm but not sleepy — neighbours often share tea.
Notable Feature: A shared warded park in the centre of the crescent where children’s brooms can’t rise higher than five feet.
This street is famous for its rooftop greenhouses, each brimming with rare herbs and exotic plants from all corners of the wizarding world. These multi-story homes feature wide staircases and generously charmed kitchens for entertaining. This street contains upscale townhouses where the air always smells faintly of herbs and parchment. Each home boasts a glass rooftop greenhouse, its warm glow spilling onto the street at night. Popular with potion-makers and herbologists, the neighbourhood is a haven for plant lovers and those who don’t mind the occasional puff of smoke from an experimental brew gone wrong.
Atmosphere: Earthy and welcoming, full of green-thumbed residents who trade plant cuttings as often as gossip.
Notable Feature: Monthly “Potion Garden Walks” where locals open their greenhouses for tours.
Prestigious and quietly proud, Wyrmgate Walk is lined with historic townhouses featuring wrought iron railings shaped like coiled dragons. A warded archway marks the only entrance, and only residents or invited guests may pass through. Known for its high-end charm shops and private libraries, it’s home to retired curse-breakers, wealthy merchants, and one famously reclusive author.
Atmosphere: Upscale, dignified, and just a little competitive. Residents take great pride in their home’s upkeep.
Notable Feature: The street is patrolled by bronze animated gargoyles, both decorative and security-minded.
Available Residences
2 1/2 Wyrmgate Walk - vacant
4 Wyrmgate Walk - vacant
5 Wyrmgate Walk - vacant
8 1/2 Wyrmgate Walk - vacant
10 Wyrmgate Walk - vacant
12 1/2 Wyrmgate Walk - vacant
13 Wyrmgate Walk - Blackwood and Byrne Family
21 Wyrmgate Walk - vacant
23 1/2 Wyrmgate Walk - vacant
Rowanbank Gardens - 300ʛ/year for purchase (250ʛ for Rent)
Location: Surrey
A meticulously kept magical cul-de-sac on the outskirts of a bustling wizarding borough. The neighborhood green is the social hub, with enchanted benches that warm in winter and a gossip-prone pair of griffin statues that double as notice boards. Residents take pride in their gardens, often weaving subtle charms into hedges for privacy or ornament. Close enough to the city for work commutes, far enough for peace and quiet.
Atmosphere: Peaceful, neighborly, and garden-proud, with a hint of old-fashioned wizarding charm.
Notable Feature: Two griffin statues at the center green that serve as enchanted notice boards.
A welcoming row of semi-detached homes where nearly every neighbor knows your name. Shared side gardens grow herbs for communal use, and children can be found playing on broomsticks capped with altitude limiters. Though modest, these homes are cozy and practical, with an emphasis on safety—thanks to the street’s resident retired Auror. The perfect place for first-time renters or young families.
Atmosphere: Earthy and welcoming, full of green-thumbed residents who trade plant cuttings as often as gossip.
Notable Feature: A retired Auror who lives at the entrance and charms the street for protection.
Available Residences
10 Hearthstone Close - vacant
12 Hearthstone Close - vacant
14 Hearthstone Close - vacant
15 Hearthstone Close - vacant
18 Hearthstone Close - vacant
22 Hearthstone Close - vacant
28 Hearthstone Close - vacant
30 Hearthstone Close - vacant
31 Hearthstone Close - vacant
Temple Meadow - 260ʛ/year for Purchase (220ʛ for rent)
Location: Wiltshire
This charming, blended neighborhood sits just off a busy Muggle high street. The homes are designed to pass as entirely ordinary to Muggle eyes, but inside they boast subtle magical comforts—self-warming hearths, storage charms, and silencing spells to block the nearby football crowd. Residents enjoy the best of both worlds, with quick access to Muggle amenities and a hidden alleyway portal that leads directly to Diagon Alley.
Atmosphere: A harmonious mix of magical and non-magical life, with discreet enchantments throughout.
Notable Feature: Hidden alleyway portal to Diagon Alley, accessible only to residents.
One of the more upscale suburban areas, Willowmere Park is known for its tranquil lake at the heart of the neighborhood, where illusory moon-lilies appear at sunset. The tree-lined streets are lit by floating orbs that dim and brighten with the time of day. Homes are spacious, with gardens suitable for both magical and mundane plants. A favorite among well-to-do professionals who want space without committing to the upkeep of a full manor.
Atmosphere: Tranquil and slightly upscale, with a focus on nature and privacy.
Notable Feature: An enchanted lake that blooms with illusory moon-lilies at sunset.
Available Residences
6B Willowmere Park - vacant
8A Willowmere Park - vacant
9 Willowmere Park - vacant
9A Willowmere Park - Elliot Family (name to be changed)
12 Willowmere Park - vacant
16 Willowmere Park - vacant
17A Willowmere Park - vacant
21B Willowmere Park - vacant
23 Willowmere Park - vacant
Nestled among soft, rolling hills, Eldercrest Downs is a quiet community of spacious cottages and country houses where the air is always tinged with the smell of rosemary and lavender from the enchanted herb gardens. Each home is fronted by a whitewashed fence and backed by wide fields dotted with grazing mooncalves in the evenings. The fireplaces here are big enough for a Floo party, and the kitchens are designed with both Muggle stoves and magical cooktops.
Atmosphere: Peaceful and neighbourly, the sort of place where folks linger on their porches with tea and a biscuit, ready to chat. In autumn, the hills turn gold, and families gather for pumpkin-picking by lantern light.
Notable Feature: A centuries-old stone well in the central green that, according to local legend, grants one heartfelt wish every ten years — if you toss in a silver sickle under the full moon.
Hidden in a lush valley, Hawthorn Hollow is a hamlet of stately brick-and-timber homes, their chimneys always trailing a comforting ribbon of smoke. Each property boasts a small barn or potions shed, and fields of hawthorn trees bloom in the spring, perfuming the air with sweet, heady fragrance. Locals often trade fresh eggs, herbs, and potion ingredients over garden gates, and in winter the whole hollow glows with lantern-lit snow.
Atmosphere: Warmly rural, with a deep sense of history. Everyone knows everyone’s name — and probably their parents and grandparents too. Life moves slower here, with an emphasis on tending your land and caring for your neighbours.
Notable Feature: The ancient hawthorn grove at the hollow’s edge is considered magically potent; many residents visit before big life events to weave charms of good fortune.
Perched dramatically on rugged cliffs overlooking the restless sea, Brackenford Coast offers sprawling stone manors built to weather both storm and time. Inside, they boast tall windows that drink in the ocean light, vast hearths to banish the salt chill, and enchanted wardrobes that keep clothes perfectly dry. Many have winding private paths carved into the cliffside, leading to secluded beaches and tidepools. The gardens here are wild and windswept, filled with coastal herbs and flowers that sway to the rhythm of the waves.
Atmosphere: Windswept and romantic, with the constant sound of the ocean as a backdrop to daily life. The air smells of salt and magic, and there’s always a feeling of connection to something ancient and untamed.
Notable Feature: A tidepool cave accessible only at low tide, rumoured to be home to selkies — though the locals are tight-lipped about whether they’ve actually met one.
*This section operates a bit differently. Only one family may claim each manor/estate (unless willingly sharing) however you are free to PM your own estates and family homes to be added to this part of the registry using the information found in the first post.
Blackthorn Hall - 600ʛ/year for (purchase)
Location: North Yorkshire Moors
Situated deep in a forest of towering oaks and whispering pines, Blackthorn Hall is a grand, ivy-clad manor with black slate roofs and sweeping carriage drives. Its high windows glow with warm candlelight, and the air carries the scent of old parchment and cedar polish. Many of the manors here feature extensive private libraries, duelling salons, and greenhouses filled with exotic magical flora. Household elves bustle discreetly, keeping the sprawling grounds immaculate.
Atmosphere: Stately and reserved — this is old money wizarding Britain, where tradition reigns supreme, and social gatherings are as much about subtle politics as they are about tea and scones.
Notable Feature: The Blackthorn Grove — an ancient magical thicket at the estate’s heart that is said to bloom blood-red flowers only in the presence of the true heir.
Rising on the edge of a reflective lake, Gravenmere Court is a sweeping stone estate of pale limestone, its manicured gardens flowing right to the water’s edge. Residents enjoy private boathouses, lakeside tea pavilions, and vast ballrooms enchanted for seasonal galas. The halls are lined with enchanted portraits of ancestors who occasionally offer unwanted advice. Inside, rooms boast marble fireplaces, gilded mirrors, and floors polished to a mirror sheen.
Atmosphere: Romantic and refined, with a slight air of theatricality. Summer nights are lit by fireflies and floating lanterns on the lake, and winter brings elaborate masked balls.
Notable Feature: The Mirror Lake — rumoured to reflect not one’s appearance, but their truest self, though it only does so under the full moon.
Perched high on a sea-blasted cliff, Stormwatch Keep is a fortress-like manor built from dark stone, with turrets that watch the horizon like vigilant sentinels. Massive fireplaces, thick velvet drapes, and enchanted heating charms keep the chill at bay, while underground tunnels connect the main house to cliffside outbuildings. Lightning often dances across the sea here, illuminating runes carved into the cliff face centuries ago.
Atmosphere: Dramatic and awe-inspiring — this is a place for powerful personalities and bold ambitions. The constant roar of the ocean and crash of storms make life here feel both isolated and deeply connected to elemental magic.
Notable Feature: The Rune Cliffs — enormous ancient symbols carved into the rock, believed to be protective wards against both magical and mundane threats.
Occupants:Vacant
Arundel Castle, West Sussex, England - 2500ʛ/year (Purchase) [Member created]
Address: Arundel BN18 9AB, United Kingdom
Arundel Castle is a restored and remodeled medieval castle. Arundel Castle occupies a defensive site on a prominent hill in West Sussex, overlooking the River Arun and the South Downs.
Atmosphere: Medieval, aristocratic, imposing.
Notable Feature: The castle boasts a beautiful, extensive garden, cherry orchard, private cathedral, a dry moat, a menagerie and a double-bailey.
Rookery Hall - 700ʛ/year (Purchase) [Member created]
Location: Devonshire
The historic home of the Holloway family, Rookery Hall, is a masterwork of architectural contrast. Its exterior is a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture, but the interior conveys a totally different message: one of comfort, family, and classic warmth. This is more than just a house; it's a lovingly curated living piece of history.
In the center of Devonshire, the Holloway estate is surrounded by acres of immaculately kept gardens, undulating hills, and old-growth forests. With walking paths that meander through colorful flowerbeds and alongside a peaceful stream, the grounds themselves serve as an extension of the house, beckoning both residents and visitors to explore. With its dramatic stone facade, pointed archways, and a striking, asymmetrical design that embodies the romantic and slightly enigmatic spirit of the Gothic style, Rookery Hall, the main building, stands tall. The exterior is decorated with ravens and intricate carvings that allude to the many generations of history that are housed within.
Extended description
The true character of the house is exposed as soon as you enter through the heavy oak front door. Rich textiles, soft furnishings, and a color scheme of warm golds, soft creams, and deep reds all help to soften the high ceilings and expansive areas that define Gothic architecture. An atmosphere of lived history rather than chilly formality is created by the large, wood-paneled halls, which are lined with portraits of Holloway ancestors and shelves brimming with well-worn books.
The Great Hall, a vast room in the center of the house, is nearly always lit by a huge stone fireplace, which creates a warm, dancing light that fills the entire space. The sounds of laughter and the aroma of home-cooked food make the grandeur of this place approachable as the family gathers here for meals and festivities.
Rookery Hall's ability to combine the monumental and the intimate is what really sets it apart. Every room has a purpose and a backstory. The library is a peaceful haven with its floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and cozy leather chairs. The conservatory, a light-filled, spacious space with an abundance of greenery, is the ideal location for afternoon tea. It's a house designed for living, where priceless antiques are part of daily life and every object, from a delicate porcelain vase to a faded family photograph, contributes to the sense of belonging. Rookery Hall feels both opulent and, most importantly, truly welcoming because of the Holloways' creation of a home that honors the past while embracing the present.
Atmosphere: The aroma of damp earth and blossoming flowers fills the air around Rookery Hall, creating a welcoming aroma that evokes the Devonshire countryside. The manor's Gothic revival facade has an ethereal, almost mystical quality because of the gentle, everlasting mist that frequently clings to the ancient trees and rolling hills. The building's cool, unforgiving stone is etched with centuries' worth of stories. Silent guardians of a family's legacy, the elaborate carvings and menacing gargoyles appear to be keeping watch over the estate. The soft melody of a babbling brook, in stark contrast to the hall's dramatic exterior, is carried by a stiff breeze that rustles through the nearby woods.
Extended description
But it's like taking off a heavy cloak when you walk through the heavy oak door. A tangible, comforting warmth takes the place of the cold outside. The aroma of worn books and old wood fills the air, hinting at countless stories and moments spent together. Any shadows are chased away by the golden, dancing light cast by the fire crackling merrily in the Great Hall's enormous hearth.The aromas of freshly baked bread and roasting meats waft from the kitchen, promising comforting home cooking. A living soundtrack to the history of the house is created by the gentle hum of conversation and the gentle tinkle of cutlery on porcelain. Here, the soft glow of lamps, the vivid hues of fresh flowers, and the worn-in coziness of soft textiles all work together to soften the majesty of the architecture. Despite its intimidating exterior, Rookery Hall's atmosphere is like an embrace, letting you know that you are welcome.
Notable Feature: The ravens that are carved into the front doors.
Nordström Hall - 1250ʛ/year (Purchase) [Member created]
Address: Malmo, Sweden
The historic seat of the Nordstrom family, the Nordstrom Estate is a study in quiet authority and inherited elegance. Its exterior, built of pale, weathered stone and framed by dense woodland, reflects a restrained Scandinavian grandeur, while the interior reveals a more complex balance between rigid formality and lived-in warmth. This is not merely a residence, but a legacy—carefully preserved, meticulously maintained, and deeply rooted in generations of tradition.
Set within one hundred and sixty-four acres of forest, manicured grounds, and open stretches of mist-softened land, the estate feels both expansive and deliberately secluded. A long, winding drive cuts through towering pines and silver birch, gradually unveiling the manor in measured stages. The main house stands with composed symmetry, its tall windows, steep rooflines, and subtle ornamentation conveying permanence rather than ostentation, as though it has always belonged exactly where it stands.
Extended Description
Inside, the central living and entertaining spaces are defined by their grandeur and restraint. Dark wood paneling, carved moldings, and heavy beams lend weight to each room, while rich fabrics and gilded portraits reinforce an atmosphere shaped by expectation and legacy. These rooms are designed for presentation as much as for gathering, where light is softened, voices are measured, and every detail feels intentional. Yet extending beyond this formal heart, a smaller rear wing offers a distinct contrast—lower ceilings, warmer light, and spaces marked by use rather than display. Here, the estate sheds some of its severity, revealing a quieter, more intimate side where daily life unfolds with a sense of ease.
Atmosphere: The air of the Nordstrom Estate carries the scent of pine, cool earth, and faint woodsmoke, settling low beneath the canopy of towering trees that encircle the grounds. A thin veil of mist lingers more often than not, softening the edges of the manor while giving its pale stone exterior a quiet, almost watchful presence. The house itself feels still—its tall windows darkened by shadow, its aged walls steeped in the weight of generations, as though every surface remembers more than it reveals. Inside, the atmosphere deepens: polished wood, beeswax, and old paper linger in the air, while the hush of large rooms makes even the smallest sound seem deliberate.
Extended Description
And yet, beyond the formal halls, that stillness begins to ease. In the rear extension, the warmth of a steady fire and the faint rustle of pages or shifting floorboards create a softer rhythm, one that feels removed from the quiet scrutiny of the main house. Here, light filters more freely, voices carry without consequence, and the estate exhales into something almost gentle. The Nordstrom Estate holds both sensations at once—the weight of legacy pressing in from every carved wall, and a quieter, hidden warmth that persists just beyond it.
Notable Feature:The Nordstrom Family Crest is carved into the front doors. On the stone wall at the front of the property, two stone Griffins stand watch over the gate.
Harewood House 1000G/year(Purchase) [Member created]
Location: West Yorkshire, England
The country house sits hidden behind layers of magical wards just north of Leeds, designed in Palladian style and rising grand and proud to preside over 140 acres of land. The interior impresses with its 18th century elegance — rich colours blending with intricate plasterwork, high windows that allow natural light to illuminate luxurious rooms, highlighting gilded details, artworks and furniture. Miles of rolling parkland and woodland surround the estate, nestling a serene lake amidst its lush nature and wildlife. Gardens of various sizes and kinds scatter the grounds, offering reprieve from a house bustling with life and watchful eyes.
Notable Feature: A massive portrait of family founder Igor Zdravkova hung straight across the entryway, watching everyone and everything with cold, piercing eyes, reporting to the Head of House residing in Russia of all important happenings by switching portraits.
Character Name: Brooks Garren Approved application:LINK What is your character's profession: His mother is a Junior Potion Brewer. She also has money saved from her time in the states with her husband, before his death. Name of the property: Wandwright’s Row #22 Buying or renting?: Renting How will your character be affording this property?: Will there be need for welfare/other forms of assistance?: No Will you be living with others?:His mother and baby sister
Character Name: Beatrix Ventnor Approved application:click What is your character's profession: Daily Prophet Reporter Name of the property: 14 Rowanbank Gardens Buying or renting?: Buying How will your character be affording this property?: Old money Will there be need for welfare/other forms of assistance?: No Will you be living with others?: Roland Ventnor, Reginald "Reggie" Ventnor, Lark Ventnor, Moss Ventnor
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