A budget-friendly blue home with essential furnishings, a roomy one-story layout, and outdoor potential for added parking, giving a larger Sim household a practical start without draining the last simoleon.
Cragstone surrounds castle-style living with water, stone walls, stained-glass windows, furnished rooms, activity space, and enough dramatic architecture for Sims who prefer their home to look mildly fortified.
Moonlit Bay rises tall over the water with stacked balconies, refreshed interiors and enough upper-floor hangout space to give a large household plenty of room to claim their favorite corner.
Step right up to Carnival House, a playful suburban showpiece packed with bold design, lively interiors, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting.
A fully furnished one-bedroom home with a driveway, warm exterior colors, activity space, and pet-ready details for a couple or single Sim who wants everything in reach.
A two-story log home with one bedroom, one bathroom, a driveway, fireplace, hot tub, activity space, and just enough rustic personality to make the name feel like a warning and an invitation.
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.
