{Residence, Headquarters}
At least four stories tall, held together by strong magic, and enlarged inside by magic.

{Old Headquarters, Partially Abandoned}
Left to Harry Potter, along with the possessions inside, including Kreacher.

{Residence, Semi-Headquarters}
A fine old house lived in for generations by the Malfoys, located in Wiltshire near Stone Henge.

{Residence}
A moderate house with blue siding located in the outskirts of Birmingham, belonging to one Severous Snape.

Tucked away in the darker corners of London, the humble home of Tanner Bancroft is an easy distance from the Death Eater's HQ.

An old clinker brick house, a wedding gift from Tonks' parents. It is old but in good condition and they've remodeled a lot. Has two stories and an attic/loft as well as a basement and five acres of land in a fenced in backyard with trees and a little garden that Tonks planted. There is a back porch including a hammock. The floors are wooden and there are lacy curtains at the windows. There's a woods behind the house including a small pond. The house is situated in the countryside a seeming 'world away' from London.

A fairly good sized town house near downtown London. The house itself is made of white brick and is in good condition. The home of Croaker.

On the corner of Oakham Ln. and Norton Ln. in the quiet but wealthy area of Surrey, UK there is a small unnamed road, paved though it is, there is not title to it and no homes on it. Nestled deep in the Norton Wood is the modest mansion in which Sawyer Nox and her family reside.

{Headquarters}
The manor inherited by the dark lord with a private graveyard. Located in Little Hangleton.

A small, one bedroomed flat on the outskirts of muggle London, this is where Alyssa Avery lives. There is writing over all of the interior walls and books litter the place, but she knows where everything is and rarely has visitors anyway.

Old, but certainly not breaking down, the Lestrange household is full of dark crevices and creaking stairs. The rooms are large and the walls bare. Like its inhabitants, it is not the most welcoming of places.