This immaculate estate rest atop a large, square plateau directly in the center of the HOMIE crew's 'Stomping Grounds'. The estate is four and half stories in height, and nearly a full city block in radius, with a pool house sized building at each corner of the plateau. The estate itself is an old military building, with a nuclear shelter underneath, as well as various tunnels leading from the shelter to various parts of the Stomping Grounds. The ground floor of the estate -what was once the personnel barracks - now served as the rooms for the crew, with the OC (Original Crew) rooms at the far end, and additional rooms scattered throughout the floor, which had four main entrances - one for each point of the compass. At the ends of entrances, a single elevator stood to ascend to the upper floors.
The Second Floor was much more like a playhouse, than an actual house. The Estate, from the vantage point of someone on the second floor, could have been worth it's weight in gold, and then some. On the West wing of the second floor, was a swimming pool that was half indoor and half outdoor, varying as it passed under a large glass wall that separated the balcony from the interior of the estate. Outside, on the balcony, was a bar, with beach umbrellas over the bartop, protecting the awaiting beverages from the sun's heat. Next to the bar, there was a large waterfall system set up, that ran into the pool. Once more inside, there was a large jacuzzi next to the swimming pool, with an unoccupied float-bar set into the far wall. In the center of the West wing was a playground slide, who's slide was directed into the pool.
The East Wing of the second floor held a fully operational bar, with all the fixings; A dance floor, sound system that matched the one outside identically, except for in size...which even had a DJ Stand next to it for the musically inclined. It also had an arcade on the far outer wall, six billiard tables lined in two lines of three in the center - each with their own cue station. To the left of the East wing entrance, was a basketball court...legal size goals at both ends, hardwood floors, benches surrounding the legal-size floors...the works. To the right of the East wing entrance was a video game lounge...trios of every single console that would plug into a television set sat on carefully arranged table infront of massive, 66 inch, hi-def flat screens. Under the screens were the cabinets in which nearly every game created for these consoles could be found.
The South Wing of the Second floor was a small house in itself....a living room, dining room, kitchen...everything but a hallway. Rooms were separated by small half-walls, With the exception of the large bathroom at the far end of the wing. The bathroom was built all to itself, next to the bedroom, and held a dual-headed shower that closed entirely, to double as a sauna, and a bathtub with jets, that was more a small jacuzzi than a large bathtub. The walls of the wing all had some sort of tribal Celtic design to them, and the wing itself had a light hint of a blue haze to it, as if the very thin dark blue fog that could be see lingering against the ceiling was simply...waiting for something. Whoever spent the majority of their time in this wing was obviously a cook and a very good eater, because possibly the most intricate part of the wing was the Kitchen, with it's amethyst counter tops, and marble counter bottoms, digital stoves - yes, it had three sets of stoves, as well as a trio of both refrigerators and freezers, each of which could possibly house a midget.
The Northern wing of the second floor was, in consistency with the Southern wing, an office to the OC who's quarters where opposite the floor. A decent stereo system sat in the far corner of the room, along with an equalizer, turn tables, and a few other minuscule-sized DJ equipment. The rest of the wing was - for the most part - plain, a spherical computer hung under an obsidian desk, suspended a few inches from the tiled floor. A roll-out keyboard, and wireless mouse was all that sat on top the desk, along side the phone, and computer speakers - which resembled eight inch tweeters. The computer's monitors were hung above the desk, on the the wall. Three thirty-six inch flat panels in all hung just a half inch from the wall over the desk, each one on a brace that angled the screen itself to the center of the desk, and the large leather recliner which sat there.
The Third Floor was the V.I.P. lounge of the estate. The stairs in the center of the estate came up into a single, large room, that resembled - in every way possible - a small pub. The stairway lead up to a hallway, which lead out to a fully operational bar, and a house bartender that never seemed to stop stocking, cleaning, and preparing the records for the DJ booth that sat at the far end of the North Wing. To all for sides of the entrance to the Third Floor, were dancer cages...empty, except for on the weekends, and holidays or special events when the Estate was opened for parties.
The North wing could have been the party, itself..the strip club of the estate. Full equipped DJ booth stood on a large stage against the far end, lit by three descending light bars with varying colors of strobe lights that swayed and swiveled over a finely polished linoleum surface dance floor. A larger stage was off-set in the corner, for live music. It was stocked, always, with equipment, minus the band. Set a bit away from that stage, was yet another, for the dancers, coming equipped with a small runway, and four poles that reached from the stage surface to the ceiling. All stages faced the floor of the North wing, which was covered in a single foot of smoke, that billowed down the walls, and splayed out over the floor, where it caught the varying colors of the strobe lights above.
The East Wing of the Third Floor resembled, for the most part, a casino; Card and dice tables could be found throughout the middle of the wing, with a large, full-stock bar on the far wall, and cash-out counter to the left of the entrance. The vault was well hidden, and also well guarded. The hallways leading to the vault, lay directly between the third floor OC's office and the East wing. At either end of the hallway stood two armed Prospects, each armed with an ADLER-JAGER Model AP-82 self-loading carbine, and twin Colt .45 1911 Tangfolio Witness pistols in shoulder holsters which rose from their Kevlar-vest protected chests.
The West wing of the third floor was a large circular room with a desk at the center with two large screen TVs mounted on the walls. Then two brown leather couches facing the TVs. The room is painted a dark blue with the lighting making it have a feeling of a "clear night sky". At the desk there is a simple chair with a laptop on top of the desk with OC - G on the top of it. The floor is dark blue as well, to keep make the walls look better. There are small LEDs in the ceiling which when turned on flash in random patterns. A tinted window looks out upon the Stomping Grounds from the back of the room.
The South wing of the third floor was simple, but very warm...almost like the house of a member of family you didn't get to see nearly enough. The entire wing was void of walls, aside the four that enclosed it, and the ones that separated the bath/bed rooms. The bedroom, was possibly the most used place in the room. It was very large room covered in random graffiti scrolled across the walls with a dark blue background. The bed, which is huge, has about eight pillows on it all lined up towards the back and a deep blue sheet with a large dark blue cotton blanket. Along the hung on the walls are showcases that hold most of his guns that he owns. Then a above his bed his a picture of the Homies and the OC himself, Glory.
The Fourth Floor was the Estate's resident Fight Club and exercise station/gym. The North wing of the fourth floor had brick-styled walls, dark paint, with grungy designs and small speckles of red that - unknown to most visitors - where real blood splatters. A small preparation area was set off to the left of the door, containing a speed bag, light punching bag, a pull up bar which dropped down from the wall, and a ten foot square on the floor, marked off by red tape. In the center of the wing, was a boxing ring, lined off with razor wire. On the center of the now off-white/blood splatter canvas, was a two-tone dark grey/baby blue "HOMIES". Around the ring, bleachers had been set up for viewers, and money boxes set at each end, awaiting the nxt fight, where a Phomie would walk around and collect money from bets on the victor.
The South Wing is the OC bedroom. It has high ceilings with crown molding, giving the tan, off white walls the look of steps leading into the ceiling. In the center is a massive black rod iron bed that is against the wall, the deep purple comforter has black swirls around the edges, as does the silk sheets, which are the same shape and design as the spread. Along the wall facing the bed is a fire place, surrounded by the same color stone as the wall. Directly above the fire place is a fifty-two inch plasma flat screen. The wall next to the bed is floor to ceiling windows, deep purple curtains hanging over them with white gold spiral holders on the sides. In the middle of the windows is floor to ceiling double french doors that lead out to the balcony, where large chairs are set up, the perfect kind for laying out. And in the corner was a medium size Jacuzzi, large enough for about six people.
Treble's private space is nothing more than a 15X15 room that is only accessible from the Balcony off of her bedroom. There were no windows in the room, save for the floor to ceiling sliding glass door, and it was the epitome of tranquility. The walls were a soft cookie crumb brown, the molding a deeper brown in color. Along one wall was a soft water fall that lightly trickled, creating the soft sounds of water. Also, there were no chairs in this room, simple a single mat in the very center, facing the rows of candles that smelled of Saddle Wood along the far wall. A C.D. player was situated in one corner, and the other held a very tall calla lily plant.Along the last wall was a cherry wood counter, the top of which was grooved, creating almost a deep bowl instead of a counter. The bowl was filled with white sand from one end to the other, four rocks stragecially placed along the center. Sitting against the wall, in the sand, was a very small rake that was also cherry wood, with deep groves in the handle. It looked as if Treble had been playing in the sand with the rake, making intricate designs and such.
The bathroom, which was situated off the OCs bedroom on the South Wing, looked like miles of black marble, white gold lining and swirls etched into the sides and counter tops. In the very center of the furthest wall was a pure black marble whirlpool bathtub, though much like Hunt's, it was more a jacuzzi than a tub. In the corner of the bathroom, hidden by a full wall and floor to ceiling door, was the stand up shower, though it was no ordinary shower. Once the doors closed and the water started falling it steadily got harder until, after three minutes of running, it was as hard and fast as a water fall, with purple lighting that came from the top and looked like it fell with the water. The floor of the shower was also black marble, though there was deep purple mats in the shapes of stars that lined it, making it non slippery. There were mirrors on the ceiling, and a full body mirror along one wall. Along the counter tops sat two sinks, raised from the surface, also black marble with white gold outlining. When the water fell from the curled faucet, purple light also fell with it. Also on the South wing was the OCs closet, which was open to her two girl pals, Ruby and Gideon, and stocked full of everything any of the three could possibly want when it came to clothes, accessories, make-up, shoes, anything, everything, could be found in the closet that was hidden
behind a book case, which opened when you pulled on the book "The Divinci Code," revealing the humongous closet. There was also an entrance to the closet from the bathroom, just a normal door.
The West wing of the Estate was the gym. Four sections of the wing set aside for weight training, calisthenics, resistance, and extra gravity - this was achieved by a machine someone had stolen from the local university. In the center of the wing was a swimming pool, probably 65 feet in diameter, and almost fifteen feet deep in the center. It was shaped like a bowel, with the shallow parts being closest to the walls.
The East Wing is a day spa. The Day Spa is the perfect place for friends to go and relax. There are floor to ceiling boulders, and alot of green plants everywhere, giving you the feeling of being outside, while in actuality you are inside. The floor is tiled, great tan stone tiles that run the length of the floor, also giving the tranquility of being outside. Three beds sit in the center of the room, deep brown towels, thick and plush, resting on each, with two other towels rolled up for knee rests, and a circular end where your head goes. Along one wall is a bar with numerous relaxation lotions, oils, scrubs, candles, anything one could think of.
The Game room is just that, a huge room whose walls are chalk boards, every color of chalk imaginable sitting on the edges of it. There are fifty two inch plasma televisions set up in one corner, along with numerous different consoles, as well as an air hockey table, three different pool tables, and two chess boards. In the center of the room is a large 'Twister' mat.
The Office is across from the game room, and is in the shape of a triangle, a desk at the 'point' of the room with a lap top on top of it. The only other thing on the desk are two photo graphs, one of the original HOMIEs, and then one of Treble, Gideon, and Ruby. The three walls of the room are all murled, Treble having painted the graffiti on them herself.
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Subject: The Estate - The Layout 
Wed Jan 28, 2009 10:51 pm
