A tiny little shop in a corner of the high street, this establishment has occupied the same premises for over two hundred years. On entering, one will be greeted immediately by the sight of rack upon rack of tweed jackets, dark suits and woollen overcoats; all of which look as though they might have been there just as long as the shop, but are of extremely high quality. To all appearances, this is a Muggle shop, and certainly no one would suspect it of being anything out of the way, but on asking for the non-existent Mr. Withall, one will be shown into a back room through a threadbare curtain which contains a range of Muggle outfits specifically designed to aid wizards in blending in- and with a number of special features, such as specially designed pockets to fit wands.

The house of Lily, James, and Harry Potter is still left in its ruined state. It is invisible to Muggles, but is frequented by many wishing to pay their respects to the family.

This church has a graveyard that is thought to be haunted, and it has family members of both Wizarding and Muggle families. Famous people buried here include James and Lily Potter, Bathilda Bagshot, and the Peverell Brothers.

A children's bookstore that sells both new and secondhand books. Bright bookshelves line the sides of the store, and handfuls of simple toys, figurines, and crystals can be purchased to sell as gifts. A half-hidden room is modeled after a bank vault, and a placard next to it states the store used to be a bank, and the room the vault. Inside it is a reading area, as well as books for young adults. The store has a name for whimsy, as shown by the fact that some of the workers and customers often turn up in robes. Sometimes, oddly enough, the books on shelves can't be found in any other bookstore, and tell folktales no one else has ever heard of, for all that they sell out very quickly.

Hanging outside of the store is a wooden sign with a cheerily painted toadstool, and some type of creature on it, eagerly paging through a book. Questions to the employees about what sort of tale it's supposed to be from is either met with confusion and uncertainty, or answers that seem almost impossible.