The Manor

The room is dusty and has the looks of a dining area. The doors on the interior are of lower quality and show signs of their age more so than that of the exterior door. A few shelves hold rusty or dust covered cups, plates, pitchers, and other household items. The dust covers everything making it clear that if anything lives here it has not come to this room, except perhaps mice and spiders, as evidenced by droppings and webb.
Crossing the room to examine the tapestry Skeeve is certain it is magical but beyond that he is uncertain.

The door is a bit stuck but with a bit more effort Skeeve is able to pop it open to reveal the room beyond. The room is more of a short hall with a set of cubbies with hooks above them along the wall. Peering in you see an archway in the NE corner and across from it in the NW corner is a heavy wood door with metal hinges and handle, similar to the exterior door. In the SE corner of the hall is another door to the room you are in (NW of 7)

Kaarick recognizes several of the patterns as symbols and after reading for a while reaches out to tap a few of them. The pattern shifts to reveal a map. The lother look on and soon point out that the structures in the middle look like the Manor and it's outbuildings surrounded by trees, with lines for what must have been roads as well as other marks. Kaaric is confident the tapestry has other functions but it will take more time to figure it out.

Looking around the rooms you already have access to, without opening more doors unless you are confident of the outcome you get a good idea of the east end of the house.

North of where you entered you find the remains of a workshop (4) with a small anvil and furnace for heating metal. Though too little to do proper forging and smelting it would be good enough for repairing arms and armor. You not that over one of the doorways the words "Georguy's place" have been chiseled into the stone. North of that are a set of stone stairs leading up to the 2nd floor.
To the south is a small pantry with old and partially rotting shelves, a large cooking pot, iron cauldron, various ladles, knives, and scraps of packaging, pots, and jars. To the SW through an open connection you see a larger room or hallway. The far wall, to the west, has what looks to be targets. The doors and rooms of this place are narrower and have a lower ceiling than the manor or fieldhouse do.