The main home of the Terry family located on the top floor of the Dakota building

The ancestral home of the belleview family. Located in the British countryside and built in 1862

A suburban home that the Terry’s usually use during the summer months

Step into the grand and opulent ballroom of one of the largest palaces in Europe

Made in the early 18th century France. The Terry’s bought it in 1896 also renovating to matching the Victorian and Edwardian styles. It’s currently still under construction but half of the first floor including the ball room and living room are finished

A British countryside manor built during King George III reign. It was finished by the 9th duke of Marlborough in 1756 but after a few years after it was completed it was abandoned in 1761 for unknown reasons.. After being inherited by the 11th duke of Marlborough in 1901. It was quickly refurbished into the Edwardian style. It is now inhabited by the. 11th Duke of Marlborough (still need) Duchess Consuelo Vanderbilt (Kate_Terry1904)

The Vanderbilts are what people consider’ American Royalty’. They had an extremely vast wealth but alas.. they were considered as new money. To try to get attention from the New York elites they built a grand townhouse in the middle of fifth avenue. Nestled in the illustrious 5th avenue. It boasts limestone walls and interiors. It was built by William Henry Vanderbilt in 1878 and is now home to his eldest son William and Alva.

Too lazy to make a description. Ill make ine later..

Commissioned in the late eighteenth century by Maria Carolina of Naples and Sicily, this grand royal palace was conceived as both a symbol of dynastic authority and a refined retreat overlooking the Mediterranean horizon. Constructed from warm brown tufa stone quarried from southern Italian hills, the palace carries a dignified, earthy tone that glows amber at sunset. Its façade blends late Baroque drama with emerging Neoclassical restraint — tall arched windows framed by carved pilasters, wrought-iron balconies curling like Sicilian vines, and a central pediment bearing the Bourbon coat of arms.

Under construction 🏗️

Under construction 🏗️

This beautiful Grand Estate of the Prestigious Vailes is primarily used during the winter months. It used to be a simple pedestrian manor but was turned into the behemoth it is today during the American civil war. It was owned by Granny Mildreds late departed spouse but after his untimely death ( which still bares mystery today ) it quickly changed hands to the Vailes. || THIS IS A HOUSE BOUGHT FROM THE OG DEV. I DO NOT TAKE CREDIT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS HOUSE ||