Terenshire Hall, England, 1575

The year was 1572 when Leoric Knicks the 2nd, Earl of Cambridge, met his death unexpectedly. He left behind a complex legacy, and an estate in his son's name. Terenshire Hall was originally built in the 1300s but it wasn't until the early 1500s, when Leoric was given his title of Earl, that the estate became the major seat for the Noble House of Knicks. Situated in the English countryside, the Estate is a perfect mix of privacy, while also being close enough to the Queen's affairs in London.