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King's Korner

It looks bigger on that outside than it really is, but to all those whom ask, it's a 2-bedroom flat stationed above a, not yet opened, British style pub. The architecture itself likely sticks out in the more modern-gilded ward, but for a corner store location, aesthetics are least of anyone's worries.

It's Brick and Mortar with a few extra colors and whistles but the functionality is the same no matter what. The top two levels are the living quarters but not ALL of it is utilized due to non-necessity.

Major locations are as follows.

First Floor: Mostly open and barren with a few leftover items or stock from the pub in the front room. Nothing much to note but enough of a separation between the business and the private to act as a buffer zone. (great for parties if ever needed)

Second Floor: Now this is where the locations of note are truly held as this is where the main living is done. Main rooms listed aside, there is a single full bath that houses a tub/shower combo as well as a washer and dryer.

Living Room: Located at the top of the stairs from the 1st floor, it opens up to a comfortable, raw brick, room filled with 2nd hand furniture. Can comfortably host 5-6 people given that everyone get real cool real quick about no longer having personal space.

Kitchen: To the left of the living room in an open, still brick aesthetic, kitchenette. Most of the preparing of food happens in an opened cubby that may have at one point been a storage closet. Cooking and Baking happen in a space that COULD also house a sitting nook- but for floor space conservation this does not exist.

Main Bedroom: This one is for David personally but that doesn't mean he wouldn't give it up for a friend. There's a whole other place to sleep after all. Don't let the images fool you either, there's not any pets or instruments (alas). (There is also Brick in this room as well, But everything else is pretty accurate)

Guest Room/Music Room: Currently this serves as a 2 part function. One half of it is to act as a space to retreat to, that isn't the main living room nor bedroom, to enjoy the sights & sounds that come with multiple years of Media Catch-up. The most common media in question being music. The other half DOES indeed function as a place to sleep. As a fold-up couch in the corner opens to act as a full twin-sized bed. Do not mind the image used being mostly movie posters as the other images found did not hold that specific Je Ne Sais Quoi.

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