A fully furnished cabin retreat with warm wood interiors, a fenced yard, pond, fireplace, driveway, and enough room for Sims who want rustic living without giving up indoor plumbing.
Brookdale keeps starter living practical with a wide one-story layout, two bathrooms, basic essentials, and a yard dotted with flowers for Sims who need breathing room before the decorating budget catches up.
A roomy single-story suburban home with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a bold layered roofline, and plenty of open space for Sims who prefer practical living with a little architectural confidence.
Little House offers an unfurnished one-story layout with a wraparound porch, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, activity space, pet-ready yard room, and space for a driveway with future extensions.
A compact brick home with a dramatic roofline, open interiors, and a very questionable attic nook that technically qualifies as a second sleeping space if everyone agrees not to ask too many questions.
A compact modern executive home with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, glass-roof accents, and a detached side room ready for work, hobbies, or a little extra breathing room.
A relaxed Mediterranean-style home with an attached garage, open interiors, and a covered back patio ready for quiet evenings, outdoor meals, and Sims avoiding their responsibilities in style.
A pale green barn conversion with an attached garage, glass entry porch, open unfurnished rooms, and a cleaner suburban take on country-inspired living.
A cozy stone barn conversion with a walled front garden, arched windows, and just enough countryside charm to make your Sims feel rustic without actually asking them to milk anything.
