Timbercraft Manor

Overview
The largest and most elaborate building in Warremus' Ridge, built for Geoffrey Seldulus in 5E 567 after he made his fortune in pine timber. Comprised of an entrance hall, an extended habitation wing, a large library, a workshop for an in-house wizard and alchemist and a collection of artifacts and magic items, as well as a garden which covers a large portion of Warremus' Ridge. The residence of Geoffrey Seldulus and Artus Verilus, as well as numerous servants, a large private library, and an even larger private collection owned by Seldulus.

History
Constructed in 5E 546 after three years of incomparable business success, Timbercraft Manor was originally designed to dwarf the neighboring lighthouse on Warremus' Ridge. While he lacked the material and legal influence to fully overshadow it, the manor immediately became a local landmark nevertheless. Funded by his keelboat-repair profits from traveling merchants, Seldulus constructed a modern-day competitor to castle of old.

During the zombie outbreak in Gentaria, the mansion was commandeered by the remains of the Gentarian military to house the displaced survivors of the Great Fire of Lakevale. Many of Seldulus' possessions were stolen or destroyed, and he blames the Ember Sentinels for the incident.

In the present day, the manor remains a quiet sight in Lakevale's coastal view. Seldulus can be seen leaving and enteirng the manor, usually accompanied by high-ranking employees or other members of the Lakevale city council. Other than them, him, and his servants, the manor is mostly abandoned, its significant size and large square footing left to waste.

Goods and Services
Artus Verilus can be found here. An alumnus of the Phalhandrian Lyceum of Arcane Mastery, he performs enchanting and alchemical services for Seldulus, as well as anyone else who might be willing to deal with his eceentric temperament and high prices. Specifically, he has mastered a method to transfer enchnatments from magical to nonmagical items, an impressive invention sure to revolutionize the way artifacts are treated on the battlefield.