The lobby of the residence hall is nowhere near as extravagant as the entrance hall of the main school building. However, it's still a popular place to socialize with friends from other houses before curfew strikes the clock. There is a large assortment of cafe-style tables and chairs located in various areas of the room, with a fair amount of comfortable couches and benches to kick back in. The lobby is made up of two floors, the upper floor made up of terrace-like structures where residents can easily oversee what's happening on the first floor. Five large doors lead to the different common areas for both students and staff alike, and each are charmed to only allow certain people in.

Each student dormitory is shared with up to four other people. The rooms are rectangular and spacious, and leave a lot of room for personal posessions. A bed is situated alongside every wall, accompanied by an armoire and a small nightstand for each student that lives there. Furniture can be moved, and decorations are encouraged, as long as the students don't go overboard with their ideas. As for staff dormitories, each member gets their own bedroom, fully furnished with an armoire, a desk, a couch, a nightstand, and a four-poster bed. Every bedroom comes with its own bathroom, even though they're all quite cramped, but so far there have been no major complaints.

House commons don't differentiate very much in the ways of space and furniture; the only major difference would be the implementation of each house's official colors. A wide open space will greet you at the door, furnished with plush chairs and couches, some of which have been situated around the fireplace, for easy access to the flames when the weather gets cold. Although the floors are wooden in places, they're also carpeted in others as an added comfort to residents who like to walk barefoot around the commonroom. Hallways and staircases will take you to the dorms, but we wary; charms prevent the sexes from entering each other's rooms.

The staff commons might be small, but it's still pretty darn cozy. An ample amount of sofas and chairs are scattered around the main room, a cluster situated around the cast iron heater doubling as a fireplace. To one side of the commons there is a place full of cafe-style tables and chairs, meant to be used for extra desk space, if needed. All the staff dorms can be found down one long, dimly-lit hallway, where the headmaster is positioned at the very end.