Jadethorn Manor

The Jadethorn Manor is a large estate in Luppeak Hill, Castilicia County. Originally a plantation house, currently the estate is inhabited by the Governor of Bruna.

History
Between 1890-1892, the house was built by architect Nicholas Lafayette as a summer residence for Duke of Castilicia ??? and his wife Diana Claire, daughter of Leon Whiteburn. The house was located on a large plot of land, which overlooks the Winvon River. After the death of ???, it was occupied by his immediate family who in 1898 built a plantation around the house. It then was then sold in the auction to the private owner Daniel Evanson in 1907.

In 1924, it was listed for sale with Wilkins Real Property, eventually bought by the municipal government. Later in 1986, the house was featured on TV series Countryside History, where the museum inside the house was visited.