Kuja's Rygar home

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Kuja's Rygar home

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Exterior Shot


Interior shots

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Kitchen to Livingroom

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Kitchen

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Master Bedroom

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Master Bath

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Guest Bedrooms

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Guest Bath

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Kuja's Study

Kuja's home sits on a few acres of what possibly use to be old farmland. The perimeter was clear up to a tree line that sits as a natural boundry. The house itself took up maybe a fraction of the useable space. There is a stone wall that surrounds the separates the used space from the open space. There is also a detached stable that has been turned into a separate living space for guests. There are solar panels on the roof of one side of the building. They maybe out of place for Rygar, but not unachieveable through means to get them through Strangereal. There is a stone lined path that leads to the main enterance of the house. There is a pathway that leads around the back of the house. The "back yard" area has a stone sitting area that over looks a lush garden of fragrant flowers and a pond that houses a variety of colorful Koi. The stone sitting area has a umbrellaed table and leads to a glass sliding door that goes into the kitchen.

Main House
Once through the enterance there is an L shaped hallway. The long part of the hallway opens up into the living area while the shorter part leads to the upstairs. There are a few doors along the long part of the hallway. One is clearly marked do not disturb. The other doors lead to a utility room and one if a half bath. There is also a hidden stairway that leads to the cellar below the house at the end of the long part of the hallway.

The living area steps down a bit from the main hallway and is adorned with an aged stone fire place. There are a couple of sofas and a coffee table that faces the fire place. There are a few windows that let in the natural light during the day, an rustic iron chandlier hangs above providing light when it does get dark. There are a few other lamps located on side tables for extra light or reading purposes. The living area opens up into the kitchen/dining area. Between the kitchen and the living room sits and old wooden table that is the dining table. The kitchen itself as its own rustic charm with a cast iron stove and an old ice box. There is a large island bar in the middle that has bar stools and a sink on one side.

Upstairs
The stairs leading up to the rest of the house lead to The master bedroom, and a couple of separate guest rooms. The Master Bedroom is where Kuja slept. It had a large king bed with a soft mastress and ornate pillows. There were mirrors and a vanity as well as chests of drawers. There was a door in the room that lead to the ensuite bathroom. There was a large tub and a strange shower arrangement that was on the wall instead of in the bath.

The guest bedrooms were simple but still well decorated. There was a shared bathroom between them.

Cellar/Basement
The Cellar has two enterances one from the outside to bring in larger stored goods and one from the inside of the house. The stone that makes up the walls are well worn and aged. The enterance from the inside of the house leads to a mock bar set up. The set up resembled a small tavern of sorts with an oak counter top and a few bar stools. There was also a small table for sitting at and relaxing with a drink or two. Lantern like lamps hung from the ceiling.
There was a small furnace stove that provides heat to the cellar area as well as ambient lighting. There was a door that leads to Kuja's small collection of wines and ornate boxed spirits. There was a separate door between two of the wine shelves that lead to the space he was storing a few casks of Genesis's apple products. There was enough space or a couple dozen barrels but he was only keeping a few at the moment to let them age and see how they turn out.

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Stable/Guest House
Separate from the main house and a but still on the property sits a stable that has been converted into a livable home. The guest house has its own pathway from the main enterance of the property, but far enough from the main house to feel make like it was its own private area. The house sits on what was once an old pasture, but it is now an open field that extends to the tree line of the land itself. The outside of the house is made of old stone while the roof is shingled. The main enterance enters into a large seating area/living room with large windows that over look the pristine country side. The space also opens up into a kitchen with a stove oven and fridgerator. There is a small kitchen table that sits on that end if the house. There is also a bar counter to sit at. There are atleast two guest rooms were horse stalls would be on the bottom floor. Each room has its own separate bathroom. There is also a loft area that is both a sitting area and the master bedroom of the house. The same plumbing, air and filtration system that is in the main house has also been incorperated into the guest house. In order to not sully the design of the guest house with solar panels. There is a stone utility shed hidden beneth decorative vines off to the side. The solar panels are also on top of the shed.

Stable House Photos
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enterance from main property

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view from viewing windows (I know it is a different house)

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Kitchen

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view of main living/dining/sitting area

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Loft area with bedroom

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Loft Master Bedroom

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Loft Master Bathroom


First Floor Bedrooms
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First floor Bathroom
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