Owers Manor is Lady Owers' country house in the Cotswolds, northwest of London. In The Lady Talks, Evie travels there to assassinate her as Jack the Ripper's lieutenant.
Thomas Owers bought it in 1887 after its last owner fell from the roof. The couple hosted parties there for the Cannibal Club.
Evie kills Owers and slips away, but Jack has followed her. Once she is gone, he kills everyone in the house.
At the end of The Unfortunates, Evie stops a carriage she believes is carrying Lady Owers and finds Nellie inside as a decoy. Nellie tells her Owers has fled to her country house and that she is the Ripper's eyes and ears in London.
Evie approaches from a terrace above the house. Guards and a gravedigger mutter about holes being dug in the garden whenever Owers gets rid of one of her girls, which gives you a feel for the place before you go in. The expansion's fear tools suit the full-sync goal of scaring ten enemies.
After the kill, Evie picks up a photograph Owers was about to destroy; every face but Arthur Weaversbrook's has been scratched out, which sends her looking for him in Letters of Intent.
Bed and Bottle
The Bed and Bottle is a pub and lodging house in the Strand run by the Templars Argus and Rose Bartlett, who use it to make guests disappear. Their Templar Hunt brings you here.
College Wharf
College Wharf is a Southwark loading dock on the Thames. You go there for Alexander Graham Bell in Cable News, freeing his crew and recovering seized cable reels, and later return to help set an ambush on Templar dynamite smugglers.
Michel Reuge's Vault
Michel Reuge's Vault is a hidden chamber under London built inside an old bank vault. Collect all the discs from the Secrets of London music boxes and it opens, giving Evie the Aegis outfit once worn by Minerva.
Sinopean Club
The Sinopean Club is a gentlemen's club for Disraeli, Gladstone and the Earl of Cardigan. Jacob infiltrates it in Playing Politics to learn who "B" is, and in Family Politics Evie drives Gladstone there in a stolen royal carriage.