Remington Manor[1] is a minor location of Big City Greens. It is the Remington family's luxurious place of residence, and currently the only mansion in Big City.
It should be noted the mansion remained unnamed in the series up until "Dollar Sense", where its name was finally revealed to be "Remington Manor".
Appearance[]
Exterior[]
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The gates leading to the mansion.
It is a big mansion. Its entrance is adorned by four statues to either side. In the center of the yard leading outside the mansion is a helipad surrounded by bushes and two small fountains. Three paths exist, one to go to the gates and two to either side. The mansion also has a pool, in which Cricket fell into.
The gates are golden, customized with "R.R" initials.
Interior[]
One of the many statues in the mansion.
The interior is adorned with statues; one of them is a wax tiger statue, the first thing Cricket and Tilly see when they entered the mansion.
History[]
The mansion first appears in "Remy Rescue"; the second half of the episode takes place in it.
Chasing a limousine, Cricket and Tilly Green make it to the mansion. Seeing its beauty, Cricket comments that "whoever stole Remy's loaded". They then get into the mansion, evading Vasquez.
Cricket and Tilly make it their quest to rescue Remy from the mansion; Remy's parents are angry at him for skipping his violin lessons, and are soon going to send him to a boarding school outside Big City. To rescue him, they have to distract Vasquez, Remy's bodyguard. Soon after, they make it to the security room, where Remy starts to panic; all the while, Russell and Rashida Remington had arrived via helicopter.
Despite Remy's protests, Cricket decides to lock down the manor doors, but they manage to enter the mansion anyway. After Remy decides to speak up to his parents, Cricket lets go of the helicopter in joy, and lands into the pool.
The mansion plays another major role in "Mansion Madness", where the Remingtons go for a day out in the beach; Cricket offers to take care of the house, and Snakey, for Remy. However, the moment he invites the rest of his family, they make a mess of the mansion, something they have to clean up before the Remingtons get back. By the end of the episode, the house is all cleaned up, though Gramma Alice manages to fall through the top window with a robot butler, breaking the window.
It makes a brief appearance in "Dinner Party", where several helicopters lug it in to move to the Greens' house.
The house is seen in "Green Christmas" as a location Nancy, Bill and Alice carol at.
Gloria brings her parents to tour around the house along with Cricket, Tilly and Remy in "'Rent Control" where she tries to pretend that she is successful by lying that she lives in the manor. She also tries diving into the manor's pool of pennies, only to get injured herself.
The mansion was named for the first time in "Dollar Sense" when Remy took out a bank loan and was warned to repay it by the end of the day, otherwise everything in Remy's possession, including the mansion itself, would be repossessed.
Rooms[]
First floor[]
Main foyer[]
The main foyer is one of beauty: a large chandelier surrounded by art of angels adorn the top, and below it are two big stairs and one entrance to a TV room. What seems to be a gold-studded map is seen next to an exit, where the Greens came through in "Mansion Madness". Also of note is a football-related painting.
Living room[]
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A towering portrait of Remy, Russell and Rashida Remington adorns the living room.
The living room is as exquisite as the rest of the mansion: above the fireplace is a towering portrait of the Remingtons, a football-shaped table (considering Russell's roots as a professional football player), and a large L-shaped sofa. A suit of knight's armor stands in a corner, and a grand piano is placed in another.
Elevators[]
The mansion has elevators to go to the second floor, should the stairs be unavailable. ("Mansion Madness")
Security room[]
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The security room.
It is used to ensure security in the manor. It is a typical security room that contains TVs connected to CCTV systems, a water dispenser, and controls; one of them locks down the manor's doors.
Garage[]
The garage appears in "Mansion Madness". Alongside Ferrari-like cars, Bill discovers an old model B Kludge truck stored inside.
Kitchen[]
The kitchen has a Burger Clown ordering station and what seems to be a candy dispenser. ("Mansion Madness")
Second floor[]
Remy's room[]
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A door-side view of Remy's room.
Remy's room contains a very tall bookshelf and a portrait of Remy. His bed is quite large and has a small lamp at the top, presumably used for reading.
He uses this room to practice the violin. ("Time Crisis")
Remy's game room[]
This room is the only room that does not appear in "Remy Rescue", first appearing in "Cyberbullies". It has three bean bags, one for Remy, one for Cricket and one for Tilly.
Rashida's closet[]
In "Mansion Madness", it is revealed that Rashida has a closet; its contents were both used by Cricket and Tilly in an attempt to disguise themselves as the manor's new tenants.
Hallways[]
Very long hallways are seen inside the mansion. Alice gets lost in them.
One hallway in particular has a giant picture of baby Remy. ("Mansion Madness")
Fountain room[]
Five entrances lead into a beautiful fountain room. ("Mansion Madness")
Room full of taxidermy heads[]
Alice stumbles across this room. ("Mansion Madness")
Affirmation Room[]
Alice also stumbles across this room. ("Mansion Madness")
Toilets[]
The toilets in the mansion are shiny and golden. ("Mansion Madness")
Equipment in the mansion[]
Currently:
- A robot butler ("Mansion Madness")
- Burger Clown order station ("Mansion Madness")
Episode Appearances[]
Season 1[]
- "Remy Rescue"
- "Dinner Party" (in imagination; mansion only)
- "Mansion Madness"
Season 2[]
Season 3[]
- "Takened"
- "Virtually Christmas"
- "Long Goodbye" (cameo)
Season 4[]
Shorts[]
Gallery[]
Exterior[]
Interior[]
Concept[]
Trivia[]
- Other than the rooms listed above, the mansion seems to have many rooms with unrevealed purposes.
- The taxidermy head room seems to allude to one in the Northwest Manor in Gravity Falls.