Llanview - Residences

Residences

Mansions
  • Buchanan Mansion (21 Riverside Drive) - Owned by Clint Buchanan.
  • La Boulaie (56 Lincoln Street) - Residence of Addie Cramer, Blair Cramer, Tomás Delgado, Jack Manning and Sam Manning.
  • Llanfair (1177 Regency Drive) - Residence of Victoria Lord, Clint Buchanan, Jessica Brennan, Natalie Buchanan, Bree Brennan, Ryder Ford, Liam McBain, Nigel Bartholomew-Smythe, and Lois.
  • Llanfair Carriage House (1177A Regency Drive) - Owned by Victoria Lord.
  • 1970 Lindbrook - Residence of Téa Delgado and Danielle Manning.
Hotels
  • Angel Square Hotel (17 Esperanza Street) - Owned by Roxanne Balsom.
  • Angel Square Hotel: Apt. #17 - Residence of Kyle Lewis, Oliver Fish and Sierra Rose Morasco.
  • Palace Hotel- Owned by Renee Divine Buchanan.
  • Minute Man Motel
Apartments
  • Ford Apartment #3E - Residence of James Ford.
  • Buchanan Apartment (#38 Wakashin Steet) - Residence of Bo Buchanan, Nora Buchanan, Matthew Buchanan and Drew Buchanan II.
  • Salinger Apartment (#104 Wakashin Steet) - Residence of Inez Salinger and Nate Salinger.
  • Shaun's Apartment - Residence of Shaun Evans and Dr. Vivian Wright.
  • Patel Apartment- Residence of Vimal Patel, Rama Patel and Neela Patel.
  • R.J.'s Apartment (17 Front Street) - Residence of R.J. Gannon
Houses
  • Evans House - Residence of Richard Evans, Phylicia Evans, Destiny Evans and Drew Buchanan II.
  • Rivera House - Residence of Ernesto Rivera and Aurelia Rivera
  • Vega House - Residence of Carlotta Vega.
  • Price House - Mr and Mrs Price, Darren Price and Theo Price.
Other
  • St. James' Rectory (44 High Street) - Residence of Reverend Andrew Carpenter.

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