A converted old factory with three roomy floors, brick chimneys, open interiors, and enough industrial charm to make exposed support columns feel like a design choice.
Chateau Rose brings a softer side to chateau living, with pink walls, red shutters, a tower room, garden paths, and enough romantic charm to make even the detached garage look like it has a secret admirer.
Chateau Magnifique lives up to its name with iron fencing, blue shutters, grand staircases, a detached garage, and enough room for a large household to look expensive even before anyone buys a piano.
Chateau Bijoux brings big-house drama with a detached garage, pond, balconies, arched windows, and enough rooms for a large household to live grandly without immediately losing track of who slept where.
A bold modern executive home with three bedrooms, four bathrooms, expansive open rooms, glass-lined upper floors, and enough architectural confidence to make minimalism look expensive.
Inspired by Escher, this sprawling architectural puzzle features countless staircases, strange geometry, and easy exits for Sims already running late to work.
