Through thumb pricking - an adventure from the adventures of Tommy and Tuppence | Agatha Christie

It is difficult to guess how the house was named "Sunlit Mountain Peak"; as nothing suggests mountains and their peaks here; the land is flat, and it is certainly more suitable for the elderly residents, and there is a spacious garden in the house, even if it has nothing special. The house itself was a relatively large mansion in the old Victorian style, but in good condition, as there were some shady trees that delight the viewers, and the ivy plant surrounding the house, in addition to two arakaria trees that give the atmosphere a strange feeling, and several seats are arranged in suitable places to enjoy the sunlight, and there is a covered balcony on which the elderly women sit to avoid the northern winds.