Home of Cecelia, Daphne, and Astoria Greengrass, the Greengrass Manor is nestled in Wiltshire. It is also the home of Mrs. Greengrass' Etiquette School for Pureblood Ladies. Because of this, it is even larger than most pureblood mansions. The house exudes femininity, as a man has not lived in it for almost ten years. Every room is lavish and ornate, but also inviting. Most of the year, young girls in dozens can be seen wandering around the manor between classes, playing and trying to not get into trouble. Keeping everything together are the Greengrass' two loving and free house elves, Mimsy and Ella. Although the manor may seem intimidating to many men, most members of the house work hard to make any visitor feel welcome.

Malfoy Manor is a handsome manor house surrounded by elaborate gardens, including a fountain and roving white peacocks, and enclosed by wrought-iron gates that permit select individuals to pass through them as if they were smoke. The interior is described as sumptuously decorated and includes ornate furniture, marble fireplaces, and gilt mirrors. It has a large entrance hallway with portraits lining the walls and a stone floor mostly covered by a magnificent carpet. Many of the activities of the Death Eaters took place in the drawing room, which had purple walls and a large chandelier that was eventually destroyed by Dobby during the escape of several prisoners. These prisoners were held in the secret room below the drawing room. According to Draco Malfoy, the family's collection of Dark artifacts were hidden below ground level in this room so as to prevent any from being seized during Ministry raids. During Lord Voldemort's stay in the manor, the function of this room changed to that of a holding cell for the aforementioned prisoners.