They entered the house. It was as small, just like the outside suggested, 700 square feet at best. The ground floor contained a living-room and a kitchen separated only by a high counter. A sofa, an armchair and a sturdy looking coffee table were arranged in front of a sizable fireplace. The former owners had travelled in style. On the long side of the room, the only window was surrounded by shelves and drawers. The attic had been converted into a bedroom with a tiny walk-in-closet and a bathroom attached. There was a tub-shower combination opposite a basinet, basic furniture, nothing fancy. But Potter was right, every piece of furniture, wooden beam, even the carpets were of outstanding quality and polished to a shine. The entire house smelled of beeswax and lemon cleaners, the natural ones, not the muggle chemicals that made your eyes water. The kitchen was fully stocked. The wardrobe he had discovered in "his" guestroom the day before, had been transferred. After the main house, Harry showed him the lab.