The Corse residence is nothing magnificent. A small two story house with one bathroom, one living room, one kitchen, a small office and two bedrooms. The basement is dark and gloomy, so Brynn has decided to make it the family's storage closet. The house is white, with a dirt drive way, brick walk way, white railings and two large front doors. To the right of the doors is a bright red mailbox. Beyond the doors in a little sun room which makes up the entire inside porch area. The outside lawn is not so grand and the back yard consists of a tiny tree and wooden bench. Brynn stills calls it home sweet home.

Moderator: brynn corse

The Evanson residence is quiet, comfy, and simple. The house is medium in size with a basement, two floors and an attic. The house is painted a fine blue with the addition of white window panels, porch, doors and railings. The basement is a studio, the attic a storage room for the boys' personal belongings, while the first floor consists of a kitchen, dinning room, living room and two bathrooms. The second floor consists of everyone's bedroom with an additional room that solemnly belongs to Melody. The residence also has a front yard, backyard and a long driveway located to the far right side of the house. Many trees line the left side of the house along with an abundance of shrubs. Most importantly there is a sign hanging by the front door which reads: all are welcome.

Moderator: melody evanson

Deep within the woods, on the outskirts of forks, lays a rather big clearing where a massive house lies. made from dark, almost black, bricks, it looks rather old and rundown on the outside. with vines growing wildly over its old body, the house gives off an eerie yet welcoming vibe to the people who occupy it. four stories high with a basement, middle floor, upper floor and attic, a lot of space is supplied to its residents. with over thirteen bedrooms scattered around the house in the basement, upper floor and attic, each room is decorated differently by its owner, while some rooms still remain untouched and awaiting an owner to come by. each room consists of a bathroom of its own, while a few rooms have bathrooms shared between them. on the middle floor is where you can find the essentials of any house. with a grand kitchen, a rather long dinning room to fit all the occupants for dinner, a living room with many chairs and a big TV sitting in the middle of the room, a reading room filled with many shelves of books, a room completed with up to date computers and anything else electronic with a few spares rooms scattered about for supplies. the inside of the house has an overall Victorian type feeling with olden objects making the house look like a priceless artefact. the residents rather enjoy their little coven, though i would suggest keeping your distance. this house can be rather difficult to find unless you know the way, consider yourself warned.

Moderator: jossalyn dane

Dacre owns a simple house, if you can call it that, though perhaps the term 'shack' would be better to describe the tiny bricked building that consists of three rooms and sits shrouded by tall trees on the edge of the forest. It's appearance on the outside would convey that it had been abandoned as the bricks are crumbling and the slates are falling from the roof, wild vines have entwined themselves up most of the structure, albeit for the windows and two doors that have been cleared. Once inside, the house is tidy, though simplistic with few items within it. The living room is the largest of the three rooms, which consists of a grand bookcase, many artifacts from different centuries, a fireplace and a black two seat sofa. The bedroom has a double bed for appearances only as it is never used, and lastly there is a minute 3 piece bathroom. Surrounded by wilderness outside, the small residence is only visible to those with a keen eye or those looking specifically for it.

Moderator: dacre johnathan hurst

Nathan Jameson and Cris Fletcher share a small, one-story rental house in Forks. It's small, but how much space do two teens need? The outside is pretty plain; beige siding isn't too interesting, but the bright blue shutters brighten it up a bit. Bushes line the front walk. Inside, there's a kitchen, family room, dining room, bathroom, and two bedrooms, all furnished simply but comfortably. Everything has been picked more for comfort than style; the sofas and chairs are mistmatched. After all, what do a blind girl and a teenage guy care about the way things look? There are no sharp corners on anything- Cris may be able to get around well, but owning anything sharp would just be begging for trouble. While it's not elegant, the house is always clean and welcoming. Together, these two teens are turning the place into a home.

Moderator: cris fletcher

The Roe residence is one of simplicity and cheep rent. When moving into Forks Julian chose a small little apartment atop a fish supply store. Although the place reeks of fish at every hour of the day, and of oil (since he's a mechanic), Julian cannot complain. Even though it's nothing like the home he grew to love in Mexico, Julian tries to make the best of it. The apartment itself contains a very small bathroom, a bedroom, and a small kitchen. The living room is as small as the bedroom, but isn't actually furnished as one since there's absolutely no space. As a full grown shape-shifter Julian finds difficulty in trying to move around, but it's alright since he spends most of him time outside of his apartment. The place is furnished with a bed, a small recliner, no kitchen table (he usually leans on the counter and eats), a small t.v, and various weights lie around the floor. When he's in the mood he'll pick them up to exercise. The apartment is one anyone would expect a male of his age to have. His most favorite part, is the Mexican flag he has hanging on the white wall (they're all white) near his bed. It reminds him of who he is, and who he'll will be for the rest of his life.

Moderator: julian roe

On the eleventh floor Finlay Ruxton has a one bedroom apartment on the outskirts of the town and it is quite enough for a young bachelor. It's one of those new developments that has modern and minimalist apartments that provide all the right amenities. The bedroom consists of a large double bed, and a grand window that stretches out across one whole wall and provides a fantastic view across towards the town, which is enhanced when it's not raining. The bathroom is isn't exactly huge, but it had all the essentials, which include a spacious shower. The combined kitchen/ living/ dining room/ is separated in an obvious manner and enables anyone to move from each room without taking more that a few steps. The living area opens up to a balcony by two french doors, though it's not often used due to the appalling annual weather, but it's there all the same. It may appear small to those who are used to houses with an upstairs and downstairs, but truthfully it's large in comparison to some of the other buildings found in Forks.

Moderator: finlay abel ruxton

The Stonebridge house looks the same as most of the others on their street. It has three bedrooms upstairs along with a main bathroom; downstairs there is another smaller bathroom, a small kitchen/ dining room and a reasonably sized living room. Everything inside is simple, and usually a little more than messy. The outside consists of quite a big rear garden, though it is only grass as nice plants don't seem to survive long in the care of the family. There is a decent sized wooden shed that is solely the property of Justin Stonebridge, but Flick often uses it for her own purposes. The front of the house has a small patch of lawn, which is surrounded by white picket fencing and is often scattered with empty alcohol bottles. There is a paved path down the middle from the front door with weeds creeping through. All in all, the house looks a bit worse for wear on the outside, and not much better on the inside, but at least it puts a roof over the family's head.

Moderator: felicity stonebridge