This is almost the only house in Scarhaven that doesn't belong to the Greyle estate.

This house, and the land round it, have belonged to the Wooler family as long as the rest of the place has belonged to the Greyles.

And many a Greyle has wanted to buy it, and every Wooler has refused to sell it--and always will!" "That's very interesting," said Copplestone.

"Does the present Greyle want to buy ?" The landlady picked up a piece of sewing and sat down in a chair which seemed to be purposely placed so that she could keep an eye on the adjacent bar-parlour on one side and the hall on the other.
"I don't know much about what the present Squire would like," she said.
"Nobody does.

He's a newcomer, and nobody knows anything about him.