Any house or apartment that is located in Ottery St. Catchpole will be located in this board, for ease of finding them.

It's an observatory, really. A deceptively modern-looking cluster (6) of glass domes the size of huts ringed around a larger dome the size of several houses, it's located far into the outskirts of Ottery St. Catchpole. There is a large fence all around it, complete with wards and all, and a reception building at the only entrance. Through underground passages one can go into the different domes. The largest is kept for presentation and research purposes, thus for tours and for astronomers who have special investigations to do. The smaller domes can be rented out privately -trips for the kids or academic researchers- but they are always accompanied by one of the observatory's caretakers. The domes themselves are made of unbreakable glass, and enchanted to serve the same purpose as a telescope lens. The management and directing of the dome is a complicated affair, and damage to its magic can be done easily. It is therefore advised to not touch anything without a caretaker or staff's presence. The reception building has the management offices, a small café, and several offices for the academic staff and tour guides.

A popular little place with comfy seating the coffeehouse is incredibly accommodating with it's long hours and serves a nearly magical blend. The decor is a combination of comfy and stylish with it's sleek signs, window seating, and the warm fireplace that goes all year round.

At the end of a dirt road lies this old, abandoned chapel. Once used for everything from weddings to funerals and regular Sunday services, it now sits unused and rotting. There is a small graveyard next to it with old family plots and a few newer ones. Nobody really thinks it's haunted, but the older children sometimes tell the younger ones it is just to scare them.

Styled like a classic diner, the Ottery Eatery is a small joint with a lively atmosphere, despite the fact that the building looks a little worn from the outside. It is one of the oldest businesses in the village in the middle of town and it is almost always well attended by the villagers. It's home to Muggles and magical folk alike, and it serves the classic burgers, fish and chips, and milkshakes.

This small bistro is known for their delicious lunches, though all meals are served there as well. The owners are magical, though obviously the Muggle folk don't know that, and so the decor and restaurant are a little fantastical, and magical. Muggles just think its theme is Alice in Wonderland, though, so no one is the wiser of who owns the place. The small bistro has window covering one entire wall, looking out onto the street, and has many tables and booths to choose from. It is a small place, but with plenty of natural lighting, and it is an excellent place to stop by for a bite to eat.