Mr Green's house

Mr Green's house is the house that Mr Green, Nanny Piggins and the children all live in. The house has been featured in all the books. Boris cannot be considered a resident due to the fact that he lives in the shed in the backyard. The house was bought by Mr Green for the purpose that the neighbourhood was quiet and boring. Even though Mr Green is the house's owner, he often has no choice but to let what Nanny Piggins wants happen in the house.

Residents
Mr Green himself resides in the house. Nanny Piggins lives in the house and so do Derrick, Samantha and Michael. Whenever Nanny Piggins' friends come to sleep over at the house, they can be considered temporary residents due to the long amount of nights they stay.

Appearances and features
The house is said to have lace curtains. This was mentioned in the first book: "There were lace curtains, so insiders could see out but outsiders could not see in." Mr Green often tries getting rid of his children so that he can have the house to himself, and also the fact that he does not enjoy spending time with his children and would rather have them gone. Many times, Mr Green has tried getting rid of Derrick, Samantha and Michael.

During attempting getting rid of his children once again, Mr Green was daydreaming of disconnecting all the eletricity in all the rooms except his own, meaning having the children gone would mean less bills. The house was once turned in a B & B by Nanny Piggins, and she easily fooled Mr Green by claiming the people at the house/B & B were in fact Mr Green's rich cousins who had Mr Green in their will.

Mr Green did not take notice of the fact that Nanny Piggins was lying, and treated the people very well. When an inspector named Wolfgang inspected the B & B, Mr Green went to great lengths to please Wolfgang, earning the B & B five stars before it was closed by Nanny Piggins.