The Whitmore's House

Heath's house. Celia first goes there in the summer before she is a third year at Renasci, in the fifth book, Searching for Clues.

Outside
The white and blue-trimmed house was in the middle of a grassy plot, otherwise surrounded by trees. Off to one side was Heath's mom's vegetable garden. Going around to the back is the zip-line and treehouse.

Kitchen
To enter, there is a swinging door that you can easily push through. The kitchen is vast and large, with wooden cabinets and wooden tables and benches around the table, and soft white appliances.

Attic
From the kitchen, and through a hallway, you turn left to reach the door leading up to the attic. Go up two flights of stairs that criss-cross through the middle of the house, and at the top, is the attic. "With steep angled ceilings and windows tucked into dormers, it was obvious they were on the top floor. Well-worn furniture filled the room, a threadbare plaid couch, faded green armchair, and a beat-up old cofee table sat around a large television. There were plenty of lamps spread around the room, sitting on an eclectic collection of dressers, cabinets, tables, and bookcases."

Second Floor
Instead of going up both flights, if you stop at the top of the first flight of stairs, you will find a hallway with many doors going to bedrooms, and a bathroom.

One of the rooms is as described: "She was in one of two beds in the room, both sitting against the wall opposite from the windows. A small table with a lamp sat between the two beds. A pair of sliding closet doors took up most of the wall on the left. At the foot of her bed was a small dresser. Between the right window and the dresser sat her pile of things, including the seemingly endless boxes of clothes from Aunt Agatha. Decorated in blue and yellow florals, the room had a comfortable, honey feel. The furniture was all painted in a cream color, the aging on it obviously from use and not decoration."

First Floor
In the front of the house there is a formal dining room that is rarely used, a comfortable game room, and a storage room overflowing with boxes. Plus, the kitchen.