Totter's Lane

Location
Totter's Lane is one of the largest locations with fourteen accessible buildings, traintracks and a junkyard: eight identical houses; the, apparently 5-star, Key Hotel; a bank, a restaurant, an indoor car park, an abandoned warehouse; 76 Totter's Lane junkyard and a junkyard storeroom.

Houses
The houses all contain: a dining room and kitchen; a living room and a bedroom.

The Key Hotel
The Key Hotel is just a re-purposed house with: a small reception; a bedroom where the beds are two grubby mattresses on the floor and an empty room.

Bank
The bank contains only a ground floor with a counter however, when a Tardis is used to go to the second floor, a glowing cube can be found...

Restaurant
The restaurant contains: a bar with four tables to eat at and four guestrooms.

Indoor Car Park
The indoor car park only contains a few parking spots.

The Abandoned Warehouse
The warehouse has: two empty rooms and the creature, living on the roof.

Train tracks
Train tracks, not much else can be said.

I.M.Foreman Scrap Merchant 76, Totter's Lane
The scrapyard can boast: updated models of: a Dalek, a Weeping angel and a Cyberhead; a broken bench; a broken motorbike; barrels, wooden planks; lots of boxes; a rusting steam locomotive; many bin bags; a gas mask; newspapers, a broken cart; a door, an old TV; a glass bottle; an old can; a frying pan; a light bulb; some broken shelves and some old Cybermen, possibly to pay homage to the Cybermen (of the same model) in the old location, Junkyard, which was replaced by Totter's Lane.

Junkyard Storeroom
The storeroom is interesting because it contains: the Eleventh Doctor's mop; a few boxes; a portrait of Victorian Clara; a Pokéball, a fez, two small telephone boxes; a shutdown button in a box; a DarkspineDP box with the imprisoned DarkspineDP inside and, most interesting of all, a keyboarder box with the glass smashed and Keyboarder missing.

Tardis(es)
Totter's Lane contains the Junk Tardis, which could previously be found in the Junkyard location.

Easter Eggs

 * Many 'Silence Will Fall' messages
 * 'Bad Wolf' graffiti
 * 'Tardis Flight' graffiti
 * 'Technical difficulties' poster
 * The Creature
 * Glowing Cube
 * Map creators' names
 * The Restaurant is a reference to 'Anteiku', a cafe featured in the Tokyo Ghoul manga/anime

History
Totter's Lane was previously called Junkyard and was a much more basic map but featured two cybermen.