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- §302,167 (Cash §192,107)
- Residential
- Has CC
- 1 Object
- 2×2 Lot
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- 4 Story
- Furnished (Fully)
- Occupied
- Driveway Compatible (3)
- Extension Compatible (3)
- Requires All Expansion Packs
Amenities:
- Activities
- Bar
- Pool
- Buffet
- Hot Tub
- Playground
From the Poolside Paradise Collection
Pools take center stage in this collection, turning each lot into a place for lounging, entertaining and living close to the water. Broad patios, tall windows, glassy rooms, balconies, pool decks and palm-lined yards give these homes a resort-like mood without making every house feel the same. Some lean sleek and modern, some feel grand and social, and some settle into a more relaxed backyard retreat. Together, they give Sims room to swim, host, sunbathe, wander outside and enjoy patios, pool decks and bright rooms made for life near the water.
Surrounded by trees, fencing, and layered outdoor spaces, this large red-brick estate feels like the kind of home a family grows into over time, then keeps expanding because nobody quite knows when to stop. Dark rooflines, wraparound decks, tall windows, and a fenced pool area give the exterior a warm, established presence without making it feel overly polished or untouchable.
From the rear, the house shows off its more private side with a pool, patio space, rooftop terrace, and stacked wooden decks connecting the different parts of the home. The outdoor layout gives the estate a relaxed family-compound feeling, with plenty of places for swimming, gardening, reading, or quietly escaping whoever is currently talking in the living room.
Inside, the first floor balances comfort and practicality with a bedroom suite, central stairs, kitchen, dining area, and cozy living space all tied together through warm wood floors and open sightlines. The layout feels lived-in rather than staged, which suits a home built for Sims with history, routines, and strong opinions about where the good chair belongs.
The kitchen and dining area sit comfortably beside the main living space, with decorative railings, bookshelves, large windows, and casual seating giving the room a relaxed everyday atmosphere. It is the sort of space where family meals, conversations, and small household projects can all happen at once without the house feeling too formal for real life.
Upstairs, the private rooms spread across the second floor with bedrooms, bathrooms, and deck access arranged around the central stair connections. The layout gives the household room to separate when needed while still keeping the home connected through its layered balconies and walkways.
The upper recreation level gives the estate its more playful side, with space for exercise equipment, games, office work, hobbies, and general retirement restlessness. It feels especially suited for Sims who technically stopped working but still need somewhere to put all that energy before they accidentally reorganize the entire house.
At the top, the rooftop terrace finishes the home with garden space, outdoor seating, and a telescope for quiet evenings above the trees. It is peaceful, practical, and just grand enough to make “downsizing” sound like something other people do.
Perfect for retirees, large families, or anyone who believes a comfortable home should include at least one place to hide with a book and pretend not to hear the phone ringing.
David & Elizabeth Cambridge
David and Elizabeth Cambridge thought retirement would be peaceful. Instead, it mostly involves relocation stress, unfinished projects, and David wandering around the house looking for new ways to stay busy before he accidentally develops a career again.

A retired Junior Officer, David still approaches daily life like a man waiting for his next assignment. Curious, hardworking, and eager to learn new skills, he bounces from interest to interest with surprising enthusiasm for someone technically retired. Elizabeth, a former Drill Instructor with a sharper practical streak, keeps the household grounded with better cooking skills, a creative side that brings in occasional extra income, and significantly less patience for nonsense.
Though both are somewhat shy and serious by nature, the couple remains deeply compatible after years together. David enjoys long conversations about food, weather, work, and the occasional paranormal mystery, while Elizabeth would happily live the rest of her life without hearing another word about entertainment, fashion, toys, or science fiction.
The Cambridge home still has plenty of empty space left behind by years of empty nesting, and the recent move has forced the couple to rebuild both routines and friendships from scratch. Retirement may prove especially difficult for David, whose love of work borders on workaholic status. Meanwhile, Elizabeth still appreciates a physically fit husband, so perhaps less chess and a little more exercise might help keep the romance alive.
Besides, David already loves her gray hair. Now if only she’d show a little more interest in mechanical skills, he might finally convince her to fix everything around the house for him.