McCreary's Parlor

 

A Repurposed Manor

Previously a farmhouse with connected stables, McCreary had the entire structure knocked down and rebuilt when he purchased the land rights. It now dominates the area and stands a symbol of his lordship over his relatively large parcel of land and those that work for him. 

Rumors 

There is talk amongst some connected townsfolk that Sheriff Ivor's family actually owned the rights to the Flat Wood, or at least some of the area and the old farmhouse. Some wonder if Ivor's contempt for McCreary is personal, or more deeply rooted in their shared past.

Cuisine

Of those who have had the pleasure of McCreary's company, the food and meals are second to none, and for an abode in this area of the world in these times, the Parlor is second to none.

Architecture

Brand new construction, it is rumored McCreary had the finest dwarven smiths from his old home in Summershaw come and create his new abode.

Points of Interest

A large dining room is the focal point of the parlor. Known for it's amazing ale, there are tankards throughout and the finest wine in aged barrels as well. The kitchen and its two chefs are known throughout the north, and Grady's study, has the heads of mythical beasts hanging from his walls.

Location

Atop McCreary Wood (formerly the Flat Wood), and the head of the large farmstead thereabouts.

Type

Great hall

Parent Location

Anghor Thom

Owner

Grady McCreary