The town hall of a Gawdy hamlet, built with simple stone and wood, featuring a serious and functional design. It serves as the administrative center and meeting place for the villagers. Old Man Gawdy, founder of Gawdy Hamlet, resides on the upper floor in his quarters.

A modest two-story building with a sturdy wooden door, small windows with shutters, and a weathered sign bearing the hamlet's emblem. The interior has a large meeting room with a wooden dais and benches.