Residential Lot
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Updated: 05 October 2026
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- §52,059
- Residential
- No CC
- 3×3 Lot
- 5 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- No Amenities
- 1 Story
- Furnished (Essentials)
- Unoccupied
- Driveway Compatible
- Extension Compatible (2)
- Requires All Expansion Packs



Finally, a home designed for Sims who spend more time upgrading hardware than improving social skills. Gigachip is a sprawling silicon-inspired suburban masterpiece shaped like an oversized computer processor, because apparently somebody looked at a motherboard and said, “Yes. I could live in that.”
Large front windows flood the home with natural light, which may come as an unpleasant surprise to nocturnal gamers everywhere. Minimal landscaping keeps maintenance low, leaving more time for important activities like pizza consumption, online arguments, and pretending to fix the family computer by unplugging it for ten seconds.
Each of the raised “chip sectors” serves a dedicated purpose, including private bedroom wings and a formal dining sector for family meals, birthday cakes, and passive-aggressive silence. The central core contains a spacious living area, an efficient kitchen with room for expansion, and plenty of open floor space for pacing dramatically during loading screens.
Computer not included. Neither is technical support for Sims who somehow installed twelve viruses while checking email.
Part of the Into Shape Collection
Odd shapes and unusual building challenges inspired this collection, where each house began with a constraint, form or strange little idea and grew into a livable home. A daisy footprint, a computer chip outline, repeated 4×4 rooms, exterior stairs stacked up the outside, quick-routing logic, and blue sci-fi columns all helped shape these lots before the decorating ever began.
That is where Into Shape earns its name: each design follows the form that sparked it. Some influences show themselves right away, while others hide in the floor plan, silhouette, roofline or the way Sims move through the lot. From flowers and chips to stair experiments and routing puzzles, this collection turns odd ideas into houses that are as playable as they are unusual.