This fortified manor, the ancestral residence of House Rivacheg, stands within the narrow streets of the city, enclosed by white stone walls with subtle defenses. Its central courtyard, paved with worn stones, features a well and is flanked by half-timbered buildings that house servants and storage. The main residence, a gray stone structure with a steep slate roof, boasts a grand hall and private chambers, with its gothic windows offering views over the estate. Though not a fortress, its reinforced gate and elevated vantage points ensure security, embodying the quiet strength and noble heritage of House Rivacheg. The manor's hall is adorned with tapestries and relics that tell the story of Rivacheg's noble lineage, while the surrounding grounds are meticulously maintained, reflecting the family’s attention to detail and wealth. Though not as imposing as the great castles of the March, the manor is a place of strategic importance, where alliances are forged and plans for the future of House Rivacheg are made.