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The house is a blunt grand building of two storeys and many rooms, of many chimneys and sturdy granite. Above the entrance, there is an empty bell tower. | The house is a blunt grand building of two storeys and many rooms, of many chimneys and sturdy granite. Above the entrance, there is an empty bell tower. | ||
It was built at a time when servants were common (initially the Bestia who came through) and was designed for this, with separate stairs and corridors for the staff. By the time of the Maddisons' visit, the owner, Isabel Navarro, only kept one servant, [[Mrs Millar]], and the back areas were not used. | It was built at a time when servants were common (initially the Bestia who came through) and was designed for this, with separate stairs and corridors for the staff. By the time of the Maddisons' visit, the owner, [[Isabel Navarro]], only kept one servant, [[Mrs Millar]], and the back areas were not used. | ||
The interior is reminiscent of Victorian homes with ornaments, old -fashioned furniture and decorated wallpaper. | The interior is reminiscent of Victorian homes with ornaments, old -fashioned furniture and decorated wallpaper. | ||
Revision as of 10:52, 20 February 2026
Portian House is the building that was constructed over the Earth entrance to the Mundumbra portal. It was built by a Priestess and Guardia captain who passed through the portal to secure the Earth end.
Etymology
Originally it was named Puerta Guardián, the Spanish for “door guardian”. Over time, this became Anglicised as "Portian House".
Location
Portian House is located on Dartmoor in the south-west of England. It is remote, within a sheltered valley of oaks and ashes. A tor overlooks it.
Architecture
The house is a blunt grand building of two storeys and many rooms, of many chimneys and sturdy granite. Above the entrance, there is an empty bell tower.
It was built at a time when servants were common (initially the Bestia who came through) and was designed for this, with separate stairs and corridors for the staff. By the time of the Maddisons' visit, the owner, Isabel Navarro, only kept one servant, Mrs Millar, and the back areas were not used.
The interior is reminiscent of Victorian homes with ornaments, old -fashioned furniture and decorated wallpaper.
History
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The library of Portian House
