Residential Open For Business Lot
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- §328,092
- Residential
- Has CC
- 3 Floors
- 1 Object
- 2 Walls
- 5×6 Lot
- 5 Bedrooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- 2 Restrooms
- Nursery
- Cars
- 3 Story
- Furnished (Fully)
- Unoccupied
- Garage
- Driveway
- Driveway Extension
- Driveway
- Requires All Expansion Packs
- Open for Business







Combining a private home with a full auto dealership, this 5×6 Open for Business lot has enough pavement, parking, and inventory to explain the price before anyone even checks the mortgage panel. Cars are included in the listed cost, but players who want a lower starting price can remove them first and bring the lot down to §251,142.
Bold red and white styling gives the residence its own identity beside the dealership, with rounded roof shapes, a gated yard, balcony, and garage tower setting it apart from the business area. The wall and gate create a clear boundary between family life and customers, which feels helpful when the sales floor sits only a short walk away.
Spacious living areas make the home side feel more comfortable than a quick apartment tucked behind a shop. The garage, dining area, kitchen, seating, stairs, and decorated entry spaces support a household that can live on-site without giving up the comforts of a larger private home.
Bedrooms, bathrooms, nursery space, and a sauna give the residence enough depth for family play as well as business ownership. Bright colors and varied furnishings keep the rooms lively, while the layout gives a larger household enough room to recover after a long day of managing customers and car sales.
Cloud-patterned walls, cribs, changing tables, and a TARDIS-style mural make the nursery one of the more playful rooms in the house. It gives the family side of the lot a clearer identity, especially for players who want the business owner’s household to feel like more than staff living above the inventory.
Modern glass storefronts, red trim, garage bays, and display cars make the dealership easy to recognize from the parking lot. The building has showroom presence, not just parked inventory, which helps the business side feel intentional and ready for Open for Business play.
Desks, computers, business restrooms, a meeting room, and showroom space give the dealership plenty of working parts beyond the cars themselves. Owners can sell, manage, meet, and retreat behind a desk while customers wander, complain, and somehow block the exact tile everyone needs.
When the family business includes a house, a nursery, a sauna, and a car lot, closing time probably depends less on the clock and more on whether anyone still has motives left.
Part of the Through the Looking Glass Collection
Through the Looking Glass gathers homes where windows help set the mood before a Sim ever steps outside. Tall panes, arched glass, storefront windows, canal views, tower windows and decorative blue-trimmed glass give each lot its own way of catching light, framing scenery and bringing the world beyond the walls a little closer. From Moonlit Bay’s height to Western India’s distinctive arches, these homes suit Sims who like rooms with something to look at, places to linger and a little extra character in every view.