The Watch Station is housed in a repurposed, two-story manor made of ivory-colored stone and capped with a steep, blue-tiled roof. Once the home of a minor noble who donated the estate to the city, the building maintains an air of aristocratic dignity, with its grand marble staircase and arched windows that have been reinforced with discreet iron bars. This serves as the primary guard house and administrative hub for the City Watch within the Garden Quarter. It coordinates the frequent patrols that ensure the district's tranquility and manages a small, high-security holding area in the former wine cellar for those awaiting transfer to the Grand Citadel.
