Any house or apartment that is located in Diagon Alley will be located in this board, for ease of finding them.

The brick facade of Cavanaugh & Slagle is kept pristine. Deceivingly narrow, the law firm opens up as soon as you enter the front door. A short staircase pops you out in front of the receptionist, who is happy to have you sit in the stark white waiting room until they’re ready for you. Individual offices line the long hallway past the receptionist’s desk, silver placards denoting which attorney resides in which. A large conference room for staff meetings and client meetings breaks up a few of the offices. At the end of the hallway are the largest offices which overlook Diagon Alley. The left belongs to Isolde Cavanaugh, the right to Maria Slagle.

Deceitfully larger on the inside than on the outside, Cogg and Bell's were first established in the 1800's as one of the first Clock Makers in Wizarding England. The outside of the shop is cream with burgundy edging around the large display windows and the frame of the ornately carved mahogany door, with black sconces on either side for the lamps to be lit at night. The sign above the shop is gold script writing which looks a little aged now especially compared with some of the other business' nearby. Inside, one may find that the only other windows are situated at the very top of the walls, and old fashioned lights hang down to cast a warm welcoming glow around the admittedly huge showroom. Cabinets, shelves, floor and wall displays... there isn't much room in this shop for much else than the space set aside to keep ease of access when navigating the shop. A small seating area can be found near the till for those inclined to buy so the sale is with full disclosure and insurance against theft, breakages and the like.

A shop with a large work space at back that specialises in repairing broken or cursed brooms or any other manner of broken quidditch goods or items for a reasonable fee. The backroom always seems busy fixing brooms and other quidditch material. Any rumours that these are really cheap knock off quidditch goods that get sold in market stalls or foreign lands are entirely false.

Reopened after the explosion, the inside looks the same. A lovely bookshop located in North Side, Diagon Alley, where most students will discover the necessary books for success. Be mindful; some books are rather difficult to find with the naked eye and others may try to rip off one's hand. Conveniently, if one so desires, they may receive books via owl delivery.

Going to school? Have a dance? Need to impress for a job interview? Winter cloak worn down? First date? Never fear, Madam Malkin's has what everyone needs, guaranteed! With care and precision, each individual will be measured to ensure proper fitting so that they may look their very best.

A wand is more than just a fancy stick to wave about mindlessly. The wand chooses him who it believes will partner them with the greatest success. Ollivander's is just the shop that is needed to pair up such fantastic partnerships. Ranked as the finest wandmakers in Europe, step inside the narrow shop, filled with boxes of wands, ready to choose their mate. With a layer of dust covering the entire place, if one is lucky and careful, they will only need to purchase one wand in their lifetime.

Sports enthusiasts, welcome! Quidditch, the most beloved magical sport to exist, is nearly worshipped here at QQS. Quaffles, Bludgers, Broomsticks...everything you need to be a successful player of this marvelous sport is accesible here.

Writers are the future of the generations, expressing ideas and leading revolutions through words on a page. Writing can come to life if one simply allows such a remarkable occurrence. Students, writers, reporters...no matter one's occupation, come along to find all of one's needs satisfied. The shop, having been abandoned in 1996, is now back, opening its doors to the public after a smooth transfiguration.

Everyone has a sweet tooth and here at Sugarplum, they are more than willing to fill that desire. Stock up on sweets to take home to one's muggle family or for one's personal enjoyment. No one ever died in one go over eating too many sweets, after all!

Chocolate Frogs - 10 Sickles
Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans - 6 Sickles per bag
Droobles Best Blowing Gum - 4 Sickles per stick
Pumpkin Pasties - 10 Sickles each
Cauldron Cakes - 8 Sickles each
Liquorice Wands - 2 Sickles each

Serving customers since 1500, this combined pub and inn is still an active, popular location. It's most interesting feature is that it is an entrance to Diagon Alley and Knockturn Alley. Tapping in an anti-clockwise order, bricks will move aside, allowing admittance to the magical community. Inside, there are several rooms to rent for however long is needed, a bar to grab drinks at, a few private parlour rooms, and a large dining room. It is rather dark inside, a number of tables located throughout the space.

The rooms for rent contain comfortable beds, highly polished oak furniture, and a fire which is always burning.

Muggles looking upon the entrance will see a decrepit old shop on Charing Cross Road.

It's an old shopfront, though it hardly looks the part. A small display window showcases the plants most prominently in season and/or on sale, as well as any sign for potions on special for the week. The interior is tastefully done, with dark wood shelves which hold potions and ingredients available for purchase, each jar is carefully labeled for ease of understanding and charmed against accidental breakage and theft. Through a doorway near the back is the greenhouse, where only employees are allowed to retrieve whatever plant a customer requests if it isn't found on the shelves.