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Greystoke Castle (V2)

For Sims 2
by Heather

Updated: 18 May 2026

Front exterior view of Greystoke showing the massive cliffside gothic estate with towering stone wings, elevated staircase entrance, forest surroundings, and fortress-like castle architecture overlooking the road below.
Greystoke Castle
  • §401,780
  • Residential
  • 5×5 Lot
  • 5 Bedrooms
  • 7 Bathrooms
  • Bar, Buffet, Fireplace, Hot Tub, Nursery, Activities
  • 4 Story
  • Furnished (Fully)
  • Unoccupied
  • No Parking
  • Requires All Expansion Packs
  • Custom Paintings
    (Not in Inventory)

Greystoke Castle rises high above the surrounding forest like some forgotten aristocratic fortress reclaimed from another century. Built into the cliffs with towering stone wings, rooftop terraces, stained glass windows, and enough staircases to make delivery Sims question their career choices, this sprawling estate blends gothic grandeur with eccentric luxury. Originally created as a lived-in family residence, the castle still retains many of its original custom paintings, created specifically for this lot and preserved here as part of its history.

Full first-floor overview of Greystoke displaying the massive central grand hall, west and east residential wings, formal dining chamber, recreation room, kitchen, and hedge garden courtyard.
Greystoke Ground Floor
Grand entry view of Greystoke showing a massive ceremonial hall with red carpet aisle, decorative arches, statues, stained glass windows, and symmetrical dining seating arrangements.
Greystoke Grand Entry
Interior grand hall view of Greystoke highlighting the ornate ceremonial aisle, gothic décor, chandeliers, statues, and elaborate stained glass details throughout the central gathering space.
Greystoke Grand Entry Ceremonial Aisle

The grand entry hall was designed as the ceremonial heart of the estate. Red carpet walkways, towering arches, stained glass accents, and elaborate decorative pieces create a space that feels more suited for royal gatherings than ordinary Sim life. Every corner of the hall was built to emphasize scale, symmetry, and spectacle.

Interior sitting room view of Greystoke featuring stained glass windows, ornate wall paneling, floral rug, upright piano, and staircase access beside a small bathroom area.
Greystoke Sitting Room
Interior recreation room view of Greystoke showing exercise equipment, game tables, seating area, and staircase access within the east wing of the estate.
Greystoke Recreation Room

Beyond the main hall, Greystoke opens into a series of richly decorated gathering spaces including a formal dining chamber, hedge garden courtyard, and private sitting rooms tucked into the outer wings of the castle. The layout intentionally balances large public spaces with smaller intimate rooms, giving the estate a more believable lived-in atmosphere despite its dramatic scale.

Interior dining hall view of Greystoke featuring an oversized banquet table, fireplace, decorative wall sconces, stained glass windows, and adjoining conservatory-style room.
Greystoke Dining Hall
Exterior hedge garden courtyard at Greystoke featuring geometric trimmed hedges, stone walkways, flowerbeds, benches, and enclosed castle-like stone walls.
Greystoke Garden

The lower level kitchen was designed to support large gatherings while still feeling connected to the surrounding halls and dining spaces. Nearby, one of the castle’s ornate first-floor bathrooms features gothic detailing, stained glass windows, and a gold-trimmed clawfoot tub that looks far too expensive for any Sim to responsibly maintain.

Interior kitchen view of Greystoke featuring large stone counters, island seating, dark wood cabinetry, stained glass windows, and direct access to the grand hall dining area.
Greystoke Kitchen
First-floor gothic bathroom in Greystoke featuring a gold-trimmed clawfoot tub with canopy curtain, stained glass windows, black-and-white tiled flooring, ornate wall sconces, and autumn-themed accent rug.
Greystoke Main Floor Bathroom
Full second-floor overview of Greystoke displaying multiple tower bedrooms, luxury bathrooms, grand central hall balcony, and elevated corridors connecting the residential wings.
Greystoke Second Floor

The second floor serves as the primary residential level of the estate, housing two large master suites along with a separate twin bedroom tucked beside its own detached bath chamber. Each tower room was given its own personality through color, furnishings, and layout while still maintaining the castle’s overall gothic aesthetic.

West wing bedroom suite in Greystoke featuring a large bed, nursery crib, sitting area, private shower space, and gothic-inspired stone interior walls.
Greystoke Floor 2 West Wing Bedroom
East wing bedroom suite in Greystoke showing blue-themed décor, private bathroom fixtures, stained glass windows, seating area, and ornate gothic furnishings.
Greystoke Floor 2 East Wing Bedroom

One of the more unusual architectural features of Greystoke is the exterior upper terrace connecting portions of the second floor. Stone balconies, elevated stairways, and outdoor corridors give parts of the estate an almost monastery-like feel while also opening the upper levels to the surrounding forest views.

Bedroom and bathroom suite in Greystoke featuring twin beds, stained glass windows, vanity desks, and a large private bathroom connected by an elevated stair corridor.
Greystoke Bedroom and Bathroom
Second-floor stone terrace in Greystoke featuring outdoor dining seating, gothic castle walls with stained glass windows, elevated stair access to the rooftop level, and forest views surrounding the cliffside estate.
Greystoke Second Floor Patio
Third-floor overview of Greystoke showing rooftop hot tubs, tower suites, nursery rooms, upper stair access, and elevated outdoor terraces overlooking the forest surroundings.
Greystoke Third Floor

The third floor shifts away from formal living spaces and into quieter personal rooms, including a private library tower and an expansive nursery suite large enough to support the next generation of Greystoke residents. Though the castle is massive, these upper floors help give the estate a surprisingly personal side.

Library and study room in Greystoke featuring gothic wallpaper, polished wood floors, computer desks, bookshelves, stained glass windows, and staircase access to upper levels.
Greystoke Third Floor West Tower Library
Nursery tower room in Greystoke featuring multiple cribs, children’s toys, colorful rugs, rocking chair, staircase access, and castle-inspired stained glass windows.
Greystoke Third Floor Nursery
Fourth-floor overview of Greystoke showing rooftop terraces with twin hot tubs, elevated outdoor seating areas, and large furnished tower suites connected by staircases and stone walkways.
Greystoke Fourth Floor

The upper tower rooms continue Greystoke’s blend of luxury and eccentricity. One tower functions as a richly furnished private study lined with bookshelves, antique furnishings, and quiet reading spaces, while the opposing suite serves as an elegant upper bedroom chamber complete with dramatic bathroom detailing and elevated tower access.

Upper tower study-bedroom in Greystoke featuring gothic stone walls, stained glass windows, wood parquet flooring, bookshelves, private shower area, writing desk, and staircase access connecting the tower levels.
Greystoke Third Floor West Tower Study
East tower bedroom on the third floor of Greystoke featuring polished wood flooring, private red-tiled bathroom area, elegant furnishings, and stained glass window accents.
Greystoke Third Floor East Tower Bedroom
Rooftop exterior view of Greystoke showing twin castle towers connected by a central rooftop terrace with hot tubs, outdoor seating, telescope, and elevated forest surroundings.
Greystoke Roof

High above the forest canopy, Greystoke’s rooftop terraces and tower balconies offer panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. Hot tubs, observatories, and elevated walkways complete the illusion that this estate exists entirely separate from the modern world below.

Warning: Greystoke Castle may cause sudden urges to wear velvet robes, speak dramatically from balconies, and appoint yourself ruler of nearby woodland creatures.

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