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.
Randy Ranch stretches out with warm siding, broad rooflines, big front windows, and an easy single-story layout for Sims who prefer their homes wide, practical, and free of staircase drama.
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 clean and compact suburban home featuring split-level interiors, modern brick styling, and an efficient layout perfect for Sims who want comfort, practicality, and just enough elevation changes to feel fancy.
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 brick suburban home featuring split-level interiors, practical open spaces, and a simple layout built for Sims who prefer function over unnecessary architectural drama.
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.
