The Chastain mansion that was built near the farm and the lake was the largest building there. It was not as grand as the Dubois mansion, but Chastain's house has a classic architecture resembling a medieval castle. But the contents were neither dark nor somber as the Marchioness had renewed its furnishings and interiors at least once every two years.
The Chastains were passionate about art. Valerie finds ancient statues that she usually only sees in museums there. She also recognized some paintings which were signed by renowned artists. The host's interior taste was also elegant, not overwhelming and not focused on luxury. But anyone who stepped into the house would immediately know that the house was owned by a well-known, wealthy family.
Raphael actually probably didn't need to work. Being a knight, he wouldn't get the wealth he could easily get from his family. .
