Xavier's Mansion

Xavier's Mansion is located on the Hill.

Exterior
The X-Mansion looks like an old family estate passed through ten generations of the Xavier family. It is surrounded in Bete Noire by a stone wall, accessible only through an iron gate. It has a smaller garden and grounds to fit in within the city.

The house is not in fact the X-Mansion, but looks similar to it. Fantasy week made Charles believe it is the actual house, but it is in fact not at all.

Interior
The mansion has mostly finished hardwood floors with doorways and hall walls also decorated with same dark wood. The ceilings are high and bright giving it a warm and welcoming atmosphere.



It has several guest rooms, servants quarters and studies, including an expansive library containing many scientific books (mostly on genetics). It is also home to several old history and fictional novels, but they are not quite as well read as the rest.

There are two dining rooms, one intended for the family and the other near the kitchen meant to be used by the servants.

History of City Effects
Fantasy During Fantasy week Charles believed the house to actually be his home mansion, but found that was in fact not the case and that he was residing in the home of a murdered couple. Angelus takes credit for the crime. During the time he hallucinated that the house was not a complete wreck, but since then it has been restored to order and Charles has taken over residence until the couples family can decide what they want to do with the place.

Guests
Residency into the X-Mansion is invite only by Charles Xavier. (Though technically not even Charles owns the place, so the status of its real ownership is kinda in the air.

Truly, the previous owners were murdered by one Angelus. Their bodies were in the hall closet until police removed them.)

At this time he doesn't recognize his double having any right to the property. However, Charles is typically a highly generous person and would open his doors to anyone who stumbled upon his home and was in need.