The Sagewood Chateau
The exterior of the Chateau has a European look with a timeless
stone construction. The property is surrounded by a 12 foot stone wall
topped with 2 foot metal shafts. A cobblestone path leads to the large
oaken doors which enter the Chateau. A variety of lamps surround the
property on poles to provide illumination throughout the grounds. Roaming
freely about the property are two ghouled German Shepards, one ghouled
Dalmation, and one ghouled German Pinscher, all of which are house-trained
and answer to the name Sic'em. The circular driveway leads through the
elaborate gates to a separate parking area on the north-eastern side of
the property. In front of the Chateau itself is a finely crafted statue
of two fish spouting water into a wading pool. A variety of finely pruned
hedges in the shape of fish are located throughout the grounds. Around
the back of Sagewood Chateau, beautiful rose gardens lie in between
cobblestoned paths. Wraught iron benches line the paths for some cozy
tetes de tetes. For the adventurous, fun-loving kindred, there is also a
hedgemaze.
Description written by Heather Parent
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