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.
A warm three-bedroom family home with stone accents, raised deck space, practical interiors, and enough old-fashioned charm to make modern glass boxes feel underdressed.
A fully furnished one-bedroom, two-bath home with warm earthy colors, an open main living area, and enough activity space for a Sim who values comfort over spare bedrooms.
Kitakami keeps starter life calm and charming, with quiet green tones, a red front door, basic furnishings, and a cozy bay-window bedroom for one Sim ready to embrace the simple life.
Retirement Villa keeps life easy with single-story living, a fenced pool patio, outdoor grill, full furnishings, and enough deck space for Sims who believe retirement should involve fewer stairs and more lounge chairs.
A cheerful yellow barn conversion with 1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, an attached garage, and a roomy open layout ready for country living, creative chaos, or one Sim who just really wanted a barn but also indoor plumbing.
