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Stone lower walls, tan siding, dark rooflines, and a raised wooden deck give this home a sturdy suburban feel with a little rustic personality. The asymmetrical layout keeps the exterior from feeling too plain, while the front deck creates a welcoming entry space that gives the house more character than a simple box would manage.

Inside, the first floor spreads out into several practical living areas, including a cozy living room, kitchen and dining space, bathroom, and staircase access to the upper level. The attached side wing adds extra room for family activities, hobbies, or a dining area large enough for Sims who still believe everyone might sit down at the same time.

The upper floor provides additional private space with a bedroom and bathroom tucked above the main level. The layout feels more traditional than flashy, but that gives players plenty of freedom to furnish it around a family, roommates, or a household slowly upgrading one room at a time.

Comfortable, grounded, and easy to make your own, this home feels built for everyday living rather than showing off. Which is refreshing, because not every Sim needs a glass atrium to prove they have indoor plumbing.


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