ROARKE'S ESTATE - UNSEELIE
(Photo Left) Guest Room with frescoes by Cesare Baglione
representing grotesque motifs (1580). The furniture is from the XVI or XVII
century.
When High Unseelie King Roarke Bellemorte is not residing in the Sithin below his nightclub, Entropy, as few are
supposed to know of its existence, the High King uses a simple three story
walkup as his home here in NYC. His estate has prospered like its owner and King. Located
in Hell's Kitchen, it lies close to both the Seelie Court and his
obsession...Gia Noblesse as well as near the heart of the city and Central Park. A rough exterior
may be on the outside, but inside it is amazingly beautiful.
When you first enter through the large double doors emblazoned with beautiful
Celtic knotwork, you walk through a large foyer decorated with some of the most
beautiful paintings and sculptures ever created. Much of it is Celtic inspired.
One of guest's favorite rooms in the house is the Sitting Room. A most imposing
room, the State Sitting Room's paneled walls are hung with 17th century Mortlake
tapestries.
The gardens of the estate are extensive and breathtaking in their nature. Roarke
has spared no expense to create an ethereal masterpiece of flowers, shrubs and
trees that reach a full city block, though glamoured to look like another set of
buildings that have somehow never been occupied. A small labyrinth flanks the outer edge of
the gardens and a fountain lies within the very center of it.
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