a small village in north lincolnshire, home to appleby arrow the quidditch team. several wizarding families live there.

located at the east of liverpool, home to muggle and wizarding communities alike.

a small red-brick village in derbyshire, midway between derby and ashbourne. the village has a pub, a post office, a petrol station and a school. a few wizarding families live in and around this small muggle village.

The sprawling Chateau De Fae is six hundred acres across in the wild terrain of Nouvelle Aquitaine. It is surrounded in three directions by dense forest, and by sandy beach and high cliffs in the final direction. In the more tamed acres of the estate are the fruit orchards, an indoor horse arena, an open air horse arena, a hundred acres of pasture, the De Fae botanical garden, the stable, the servant quarter buildings and at the center of the hundred acre pasture, a sandy bottomed, crystal clear five acre lake.


Finally, the heart of the estate is the castle. Built in the late 10th century, the castle was made in the romanesque fashion of the time, with thick walls of near-white limestone and high steeples. No one except the estate manager knows how many rooms are within those walls, but the castle once meant to host hundreds is now home to one Lady Kylara De Fae and her servants. For now.

a small village located in the west country of england. inhabited by a number of notable wizarding families, famous as the place where harry potter became "the boy who lived". it's graveyard is rumored to be haunted, and it is forbidden to park in godric's hollow between 1st may to 30th september.

the private property belongs to the hino family, with grand entrance and tall walls. within these walls there are not only separated sleeping quarters, but also a battle training ground for all hino descendants.

belonging to kayden sciarra it's located somewhere in london warded against intruders and muggles.

located at the northen london, near a larger village named great hangleton and about 200 miles away from little winging.

a town in the english county of surrey, home to harry potter and the dursley for his whole life until he turned seventeen. it is an ordinary muggle town with matching clean homes and neat gardens.

a modest two story style cottage with a overgrown garden of wildflowers that's home to cleitus, icarus and the evil kitty lux, and charlie

the home to the powerful nott family. the grange lies within a large park with a two-mile walk from the main house to the porter's lodge by entrance. it is warded with every anti-muggle spell imaginable; there is a small quidditch field in the back

the ancestral home of the black family, also once the headquarter of the order of phoenix. it's current owner is harry potter who uses it as a quiet place to think sometimes.

home of the malfoys, revamped to it's former glory. it is located in wiltshire, england.

What used to be Firehouse 64 and 66 is now a converted condo in London that houses Nathanael Clemence and occasionally Lucie the corgi.

a small town in devon, england. one can find both muggle and magical communities living here.

home to the reinhardts, seemingly dilapidated outside due. it is recently re-inhabited by the reinhardts after they returned from germany. unplottable.

home to the scavio family, unplottable and muggle repelling it's sits atop a hill over looking a village in italy.

the home of bill weasley and fleur delacour, it is located on the outskirts of tinworth, cornwall, near the coast.

a depressing looking muggle street lined with deserted brick houses and broken streetlamps, located at cokeworth, england.

home to the xanthopoulos in england, with high walls surrounding and numerous magical protection in place. unplottable. muggle repelling.