MarrayVale

An old Queenslander-style homestead of grand proportions, featuring a central ballroom and a large kitchen to the west. Numerous bedrooms branch off from the ballroom, and the entire building is eerily quiet, as though haunted by lost souls. Every room in the house includes a fireplace and a banister. The ballroom boasts wooden floorboards and double doors leading south to the outside. Bay windows peek out from the south on either side of the double doors, and an ornate throne sits opposite the entrance, gazing directly down the length of the ballroom. A hallway branches off from the northeast corner, heading east away from the ballroom with several small alcoves lining its path. Gilded friezes are now beginning to peel from the upper half of the ballroom walls, revealing detailed depictions of hunting scenes from a bygone era within the fallen fragments.